Jordan clamps down on protests against Israel's Gaza genocide - World Socialist Web Site

Riot police have used batons and tear gas and made dozens of arrests in a bid to disperse thousands of protesters who, since March 24, have taken to the streets around the Israeli embassy, demanding its closure and an end to all political and economic relations with Israel.

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