>>18078941
there's a big difference between jordan and palestine.
palestinian identity is built on the 1948/1967 nakba
jordanian is built on the hashemite monarchy and bedouin tradition
palestinians are a global diaspora with a refugee crisis
jordanians have a citizenship and a functioning state.
accents are completely different, you can literally hear it
jordanian tribe (asha'ir) loyalties
palestinian city/village (like hebron, jaffa) or family (hamula) loyalties.
jordan's stability is tied to the monarchy
palestinian politics is dominated by fatah/hamas and resistance to israel.
even on facebook, facebook groups with jordanian names are mostly in english, in the case of palestinians it's mostly arabic.
there are a couple of jordanians who like palestinian groups because palestinians are more "popular". but you have to understand that this popularity is just a myth.
like how there was a palestinian uprising in 1987, but you can ask anyone who lived in the west bank or gaza and they will tell you there wasn't. it was a lie.
or how arabs loved to watch palestinians get murdered by israel. but ask any jordanian about their reaction to the black september of 1970, and they will remember it vividly.
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>>519063691
there's a big difference between jordan and palestine.
palestinian identity is built on the 1948/1967 nakba
jordanian is built on the hashemite monarchy and bedouin tradition
palestinians are a global diaspora with a refugee crisis
jordanians have a citizenship and a functioning state.
accents are completely different, you can literally hear it
jordanian tribe (asha'ir) loyalties
palestinian city/village (like hebron, jaffa) or family (hamula) loyalties.
jordan's stability is tied to the monarchy
palestinian politics is dominated by fatah/hamas and resistance to israel.
even on facebook, facebook groups with jordanian names are mostly in english, in the case of palestinians it's mostly arabic.
there are a couple of jordanians who like palestinian groups because palestinians are more "popular". but you have to understand that this popularity is just a myth.
like how there was a palestinian uprising in 1987, but you can ask anyone who lived in the west bank or gaza and they will tell you there wasn't. it was a lie.
or how arabs loved to watch palestinians get murdered by israel. but ask any jordanian about their reaction to the black september of 1970, and they will remember it vividly.
there's a big difference between jordan and palestine.
palestinian identity is built on the 1948/1967 nakba
jordanian is built on the hashemite monarchy and bedouin tradition
palestinians are a global diaspora with a refugee crisis
jordanians have a citizenship and a functioning state.
accents are completely different, you can literally hear it
jordanian tribe (asha'ir) loyalties
palestinian city/village (like hebron, jaffa) or family (hamula) loyalties.
jordan's stability is tied to the monarchy
palestinian politics is dominated by fatah/hamas and resistance to israel.
even on facebook, facebook groups with jordanian names are mostly in english, in the case of palestinians it's mostly arabic.
there are a couple of jordanians who like palestinian groups because palestinians are more "popular". but you have to understand that this popularity is just a myth.
like how there was a palestinian uprising in 1987, but you can ask anyone who lived in the west bank or gaza and they will tell you there wasn't. it was a lie.
or how arabs loved to watch palestinians get murdered by israel. but ask any jordanian about their reaction to the black september of 1970, and they will remember it vividly.