Jordan still reeling from the execution of its pilot by EI

Thousands of Jordanians took to the streets of Amman after Friday prayers.

As head of the procession, Queen Rania, who holds in his hands a placard bearing the image of al-Maaz Kassasbeh, the pilot became a martyr for the Jordanian people, since the webcast by Islamic State of his immolation

"This is very important as a Christian living with Muslim brothers here in Jordan to assert and insist that the acts committed in the name of any religion - not just Islam - are not what we believe, "said Ouda Qawwas, a former MP.

The release of the video of the execution of the pilot has done that uniting the people of Jordan against Islamic state. Now, the population overwhelmingly supports the kingdom's participation in the strikes of the anti-jihadist coalition.

The operation called Martyr Maaz continued Friday against jihadist targets in Syria. It is only the "beginning of our vengeance" said the head of the Jordanian diplomacy.