Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman ordered the early evacuation of Israel's embassy in Jordan on Wednesday, over fears of violent anti-Israel protests similar to those which erupted in Cairo last week.
On Wednesday, however, it was affirmed that Israel had decided to vacate its Jordanian embassy a day earlier than schedule, following fears of violent protests outside the embassy building, expected to take place on Thursday and throughout the weekend.
According to the Israeli source, the "Egyptians said every time that they were not able to track him down in order to connect the call." After failing to locate Tantawi himself, Netanyahu called head of Egyptian intelligence, Gen. Murad Muwafi.
Barak, in turn, called U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, asking him to discuss the issue with Tantawi, which Panetta was able to do shortly after.
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Protocol stipulates that all employees return to Israel every weekend, with the exclusion of one diplomatic representative as well as a security team.
On Wednesday, however, it was affirmed that Israel had decided to vacate its Jordanian embassy a day earlier than schedule, following fears of violent protests outside the embassy building, expected to take place on Thursday and throughout the weekend.
So yeah usually they get people out during the week-end... but they keep a few people in just in case... This time, they get everyone out... and they come back a day earlier.
And yeah if Jordan fall, the only ones left will be Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.... that's a lot of people.
_) or Iranian-populated countries, ie, Kuwait, or fake-agenda/rich countries
(ie al-arabia saudia, UAE) which differ from the true Mid-East. We are getting into Persian territory, gulf arab states which differ from the Arab
Springers, no?
