This week’s events have transformed how Jordanians are thinking about the fight against Isis, as much of an enemy of Syrian rebels as it is of the Hashemite kingdom. “Before killing Kasasbeh, my opinion was we should not be involved in this war,” said Omar Abdul Hamid, 35, from Zarqa, near Amman. “But now I’ve changed my mind. We absolutely have to fight them.” Saed Ghani, 53, added: “The people of Jordan are now more united than ever.”
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