AMMAN - SABA :
Thousands of Jordanians on Tuesday mourned the martyr Maher Jazi, who carried out Al-Karama Crossing operation that killed three Zionist soldiers on September 8.
Mourners carried the martyr's body on shoulders wrapped in the Jordanian flag, and performed funeral prayers at Al-Husseiniya Mosque before burying him in his hometown in Ma'an governorate.
Mourners chanted slogans praising the martyr's sacrifice , pride, and chanted slogans in support of Palestine and the resistance.
This morning, the martyr's family received his body from the Jordanian authorities, after the Zionist enemy detained it after his martyrdom eight days ago.
The Jordan Kingdom witnessed demonstrations and vigils following Jazi's operation, celebrating his sacrifice and demanding the return of his body.
Last Sunday, Maher al-Jazi carried out a shooting operation that killed three Zionist soldiers at Al-Karama border crossing with Jordan, east of the West Bank, and Zionist media confirmed that the attacker fired from very close range at the "security guards" present in the cargo hall, before he was martyred by enemy police.
Thousands of Jordanians on Tuesday mourned the martyr Maher Jazi, who carried out Al-Karama Crossing operation that killed three Zionist soldiers on September 8.
Mourners carried the martyr's body on shoulders wrapped in the Jordanian flag, and performed funeral prayers at Al-Husseiniya Mosque before burying him in his hometown in Ma'an governorate.
Mourners chanted slogans praising the martyr's sacrifice , pride, and chanted slogans in support of Palestine and the resistance.
This morning, the martyr's family received his body from the Jordanian authorities, after the Zionist enemy detained it after his martyrdom eight days ago.
The Jordan Kingdom witnessed demonstrations and vigils following Jazi's operation, celebrating his sacrifice and demanding the return of his body.
Last Sunday, Maher al-Jazi carried out a shooting operation that killed three Zionist soldiers at Al-Karama border crossing with Jordan, east of the West Bank, and Zionist media confirmed that the attacker fired from very close range at the "security guards" present in the cargo hall, before he was martyred by enemy police.