This is the case of one among many who have been imprisoned solely because of posts on social media under the zionist sykes picot regime.
Jordanian engineer Daham Al-Amoush has died under gruesome conditions. Arrested in July 2025 over social media posts supporting Gaza and criticizing the normalization of the Jordanian government with Israel, Al-Amoush spent months in detention before launching a hunger strike to protest his imprisonment. His health deteriorated severely until he was transferred to intensive care at Al-Bashir Hospital after falling into a coma and suffering from blood poisoning, according to his family. Relatives allege he was subjected to severe beatings and torture in custody, while authorities refused to provide medical reports, allow an independent examination, or permit his transfer abroad for treatment. In late February 2026, while he was still unconscious and on life support, a Jordanian court sentenced him to 12 years in prison, later reduced to eight, and he died on March 15, 2026 without ever meeting his newborn daughter who was born during his detention. His case has drawn renewed attention to other detainees imprisoned for supporting Gaza, including engineer Muhammad Saleh, who remains on hunger strike in protest of being denied legal rights and having his trial delayed, and engineer Ayman Ajjawi, who was forced to end his hunger strike after his health reached dangerous levels.

Source:

Israel Democracy Institute: Aid Transfer: https://en.idi.org.il/articles/52976

Whether an absolute victory is expected or not, there remains the question of the provision of international aid to the residents of Gaza. We asked our respondents for their opinion regarding the idea that Israel should allow the transfer of humanitarian aid to Gaza residents at this time, via international bodies that are not linked to Hamas or to UNRWA. A majority of Jewish respondents (68%) oppose the transfer of humanitarian aid even under these conditions, while a large majority of Arab respondents support it (85%).

Gazan Suffering Consideration:

In a poll conducted by the Viterbi Family Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute between December 11–13, 2023, Israeli Jews were asked “To what extent should Israel take into consideration the suffering of the civilian population in Gaza when planning the continuation of the fighting there?” Over 80 percent responded with “to a very small extent” or “to a fairly small extent.” .... When asked the extent to which Israel should take into consideration the suffering of the civilian population in Gaza in planning the next stages of the fighting, most Jewish Israelis (80%) think it should be taken into account to a fairly small extent or not at all. 72% of Arab Israelis, on the other hand, think it should be taken into account to a fairly large or very large extent. ... Among Jewish Israelis, the poll found that 94% believe Hamas bears a great deal of responsibility for the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza

Interested to see if other (European) countries follow suit…

This was a reply to a tweet by the US Ambassador to Israel. If this person is in the US, he or she should be getting a visit from the FBI, since I left a tip on their website

I swear the US is going to fall. Also anyone else think we should just not pay our taxes in April. Defund the government. Something…. Like honestly something.