The Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that it views the flag incident with “gravity,” and that in addition to summoning the deputy ambassador to protest, a sharply worded protest was sent by Israel’s embassy in Amman to the Jordanian foreign ministry.In October, Jordan announced the cancellation of the lease renewal that allows Israel to use land at Naharayim (Baqura) near the Kinneret and part of Zofar (al Ghamar), near Eilat.Our friend: the Jordanian Information and Government Spokeswoman, @Jumanaghunaimat arrives at the Trade Union Headquarters in Amman yesterday afternoon, and steps on the Israeli flag. #Jordan #Israel @JackyHugi pic.twitter.com/7fULrRt6wG
— Eli Dror (@edrormba) December 29, 2018