Many media agencies and delegates, either Arabic or foreign, attended to Amman, getting ready to cover the U.S. military strike on Assad’s regime, and to explore Syrian’s attitude regarding the attack. However, no changes noticed in Amman, no signs of getting ready to war, despite threat messages from the regime, including Syrian Ambassador in Amman. Moreover, there is no clear official attitude or preparation in Amman, despite the conflicting information about gathering Arabic and foreign military forces in the north of Jordan Muslim Brotherhood announcement was one of handful different attitude toward the military strike on Syria. They announced that they will be in the first line front to defend Jordan in case Syria was attacked, and asked the King and government not to participate in war against Syria, either in troops or by facilitating land and bases for attack. Newspapers columns and articles have been occupied with readings, analysis and anticipating the kind of the military strike and the extent of efficacy or failure. Social network sites presented many logistical preparations related to Jordanian institutions and organization and ways to prepare for the Strike. However, the life in Amman goes as usual, and Syrians in it carry on their lives, similar to their people in Syria, as they still suffer from daily shelling, bombing and hard living.
Posted on: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 06:30:39 +0000
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