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Random Consistent Ideas, Arab Chatter, Tololy's Box, SHIFAA, Whats up in Jordan?, I Heart Amman, mozzy's blog, 360east | Ahmad Humeid's blog and podcast, Thoughts that Echo, Into the Wind, Isam Bayazidi's Blog, jameed.net,
Reega Reega Hareega, Sugar Cubes, Mental mayhem, And far Away, Abeer’s Blog, Chronicles Of A Utopian Writer, PALFORCE, Part of MY world, Bataranzi, Discovering life, AquaCool.

I'm joining Roba, Natasha and Isam to coordinate a live coverage at Global Voices Online …

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  1. ABDELSTAR ALSLIMAT | November 9, 2005 at 10:51 pm | Permalink

    AP JUST SID 3 HOTELS 1-RADESON 2 HAYAT 3-DAYSIN

  2. ihab (D) | November 9, 2005 at 11:27 pm | Permalink

    3 Explosions in Amman!!!

    , i talked to my family in amman and they are (el 7amdella) all ok . they told me . inno they were 3 small explosions in those Hotels (Hyatt, Days inn, Radisson ).. they actually are in the same street , wich goes to the third circle in amman .. 18 dead ppl , and 120 ppl injured in that sucicde bombing blasts .. (no visible damage to outside the hotels)

    but there is no confirmation for this numbers..
    The Hole (of Amman) city is in kinda shock and panic ..

    i jus can say .. allah yustor .. and
    GOD Bless Jordan

  3. ihab (D) | November 9, 2005 at 11:27 pm | Permalink

    3 Explosions in Amman!!!

    , i talked to my family in amman and they are (el 7amdella) all ok . they told me . inno they were 3 small explosions in those Hotels (Hyatt, Days inn, Radisson ).. they actually are in the same street , wich goes to the third circle in amman .. 18 dead ppl , and 120 ppl injured in that sucicde bombing blasts .. (no visible damage to outside the hotels)

    but there is no confirmation for this numbers..
    The Hole (of Amman) city is in kinda shock and panic ..

    i jus can say .. allah yustor .. and
    GOD Bless Jordan

  4. kinzi | November 10, 2005 at 12:05 am | Permalink

    Days Inn is NOT on the same street, it is in Rabia, mish? The explosion rocked our home in that area.

  5. Miss Mabrouk | November 10, 2005 at 12:35 am | Permalink

    So sorry to hear this. Hope you are all ok.
    /ritzy

  6. Lynn | November 10, 2005 at 4:03 am | Permalink

    I disagree with a lot of what you choose to profile on your blog but no one, no community, deserves to have their citizens murdered to avenge grievances or to further political gains. I'm so sorry terrorism has touched your home.

  7. Bobby | November 10, 2005 at 7:59 pm | Permalink

    I know that I'm a Christian American here as a minority but I wanted to say, though I have a different faith and I am in a hated country by many of the nation of Islam. I'm praying and my family too, for the many people affected in the explosions in Jordan. I pray for peace for the people there of all race, religion and creed. Your loved and appreciated and it hurts our feelings that you've been targeted by terrorist to hurt Americans. I'd be proud to stand next to anyone that believes in peace and protect it with them. May your beliefs and acts of kindness bless you. Bobby

  8. Green Data | November 11, 2005 at 2:41 am | Permalink

    May Allah bless the victims

    Jordan Blasts

  9. Haitham | November 11, 2005 at 6:26 pm | Permalink

    Thanks to everyone, commented here, or sent me email, or sms, or called.

    God bless the world!

  10. ayyash | November 12, 2005 at 11:54 pm | Permalink

    about 59 are now dead, MOST of them are Jordanians, but Jordan, right the next morning (Nov. 11) went back to absolute normal, yes the families of the dead are mourning, and yes amman is mourning, but nothing like that is going to shake us… amazingly how something that has become so typical in the area, shifts 100% of society towards one side when it actually hits their home
    I am not going to deny that we used to look at other bombings in rather an indifferent view, and it is very scary to me the way I feel now, I feel like we are all seeing things from only one RED angry angle, that we are missing something.
    Today is Nov 12, the third mourning day, tomorrow is a new life, I am sure we will see things more clearly
    Inshalla ma beseer illa kol kheir…

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