Jordanian activists organized stands in solidarity with Palestine and Jerusalem in wake of the attacks of the Israeli occupation forces in occupied Jerusalem.

The brotherhood called for the stands, held in Amman, Ma'an, At-Tafilah, Aqaba, Al-Mafraq, Irbid, and other towns.

The protestors stated that their stand was in solidarity with the Palestinian defending Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Ibrahim Al-Mansi, a brotherhood leader, criticized Jordan's position on what was going on there, noting that the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan commented a shameful tweet on Twitter.

Al-Mansi called for cutting the relations with Israel and closing Israel's Embassy in Amman.

He warned of the consequences of the attacks committed by the Jerusalemites in Bab A-Amoud and different areas in Jerusalem, calling for international actions to protect them.

Clashes between the Israeli occupation forces and Jerusalemites reached the peak on Thursday as extremist settlers attacked the city.

More than 130 Palestinians were injured and no less than 100 were arrested since Thursday.

Jerusalemite youths removed yesterday night all iron barriers erected by the occupation forces in Bab Al-Amoud.