Ammon – Today, Thursday, the family of Al-Mualla Al-Zyoud Bani Hassan issued a statement about the appearance of a person standing next to the Buraq Wall in the city of Jerusalem, performing prayers that adopt the Israeli narrative hostile to Palestine and Jordan.

The family said that they saw this person through the media, stressing their organization around the Jordanian state and the fearless Hashemite leadership.

She affirmed her pride in the real political and diplomatic support provided by the Jordanian state through the position of His Majesty King Abdullah II and his trustworthy Crown Prince, and the roles played by state institutions, led by the Arab Army, in medical and relief, which is an expression of the Jordanians’ commitment to their nation’s issues, most notably the Palestinian issue.

Below is the text of the statement:

Statement of the family of Al-Mualla Al-Zayoud Bani Hassan

We saw through the media video clips of a person standing next to the Buraq Wall in the city of Jerusalem, near Al-Aqsa Mosque, performing Talmudic prayers and adopting Israeli narratives about the Holy City.

We, the sons of the Al-Mualla Al-Zayoud Bani Hassan family, are organizing today, as our fathers and grandfathers promised, with the Jordanians, behind their state and their fearless Hashemite leadership.

We are proud of the real support our country has provided, politically and diplomatically, through the position of His Majesty King Abdullah II and his faithful Crown Prince, and the roles played by state institutions, led by the Arab Army, in medical and relief services. They are an expression of Jordanians’ commitment to their nation’s issues, most notably the Palestinian issue.

As we affirm that we will not be a crack or a dent in the nation’s wall, we will remain at the heart of the state’s project and its major national, Arab, and humanitarian choices.

In conclusion, we affirm our pride in the sacrifices of the Jordanians and their Arab army on the soil of Palestine and in Old Jerusalem, that blood and sacrifices that will remain a symbol of honour, dignity and pride.