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Home Panorama Twitter users support for Jordan pilot held by ISIS 27-12-2014 11:20 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A Twitter hashtag expressing solidarity with the captured Jordanian pilot Moaz Kasasbeh has gone viral in recent days. Activists and sympathizers took to twitter to demand the release of Kasasbeh from militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Among those speaking out are Crown Prince Hussein and Queen Rania, who posted a photo on her Instagram page of the pilot's name in Arabic scripture taking the shape of a warplane colored with the Jordanian flag. The hashtag beneath the plane read #WeAreAllMoaz in Arabic. *Al Arabiya

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Twitter users support for Jordan pilot held by ISIS

27-12-2014 11:20 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A Twitter hashtag expressing solidarity with the captured Jordanian pilot Moaz Kasasbeh has gone viral in recent days.

Activists and sympathizers took to twitter to demand the release of Kasasbeh from militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Among those speaking out are Crown Prince Hussein and Queen Rania, who posted a photo on her Instagram page of the pilot's name in Arabic scripture taking the shape of a warplane colored with the Jordanian flag. The hashtag beneath the plane read #WeAreAllMoaz in Arabic.

*Al Arabiya

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