The Jordanian parliament is expected to soon approve the “electronic crimes” law initiated by the government, which imposes prison sentences and fines on those who criticize using the media and social networks. The law aims to reduce popular unrest in the kingdom due to the difficult economic situation, but it has sparked significant anger among the younger generation.
Israel released from detention the Jordanian MP Imad Al-Adwan who tried to smuggle a large amount of weapons to Israel, he was extradited to Jordan, his immunity was removed and he will be prosecuted.
The political echelon in Israel prevented an unnecessary escalation in the strained relations with Jordan and took a confidence-building step towards it, Jordan, for its part, undertook to punish Al-Adwan and fight the phenomenon of arms smuggling.
The meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and King Abdullah of Jordan marks the opening of a new page in relations between the two countries and a joint effort to calm the security situation ahead of the month of Ramadan.
The two leaders fear the destabilization of the region and Netanyahu promised the Jordanian king not to change the status quo on the Temple Mount and Jordan’s status on the holy site.
Political officials in Jerusalem express their rage and blame Jordan for trying to sabotage the normalization process between Israel and the Arab countries.
Jack Sullivan, the national security advisor of the USA, conveyed to King Abdullah a commitment on behalf of the president that the status quo on the Temple Mount would not be changed and that Jordan’s status in the holy compound would be preserved, but the king was not convinced.
Jordan is preparing for the possibility of a worsening of relations between it and Israel following the rise of the right-wing government to power.
King Abdullah coordinates with the PA chairman and works to try and isolate Israel in the regional and international arena.
The American administration is sending two senior representatives to Israel to get to the bottom of the Netanyahu government’s policies in view of its concern about the consequences for its relations with the PA and Arab countries.
Jordan sharpens the tone towards Israel and accuses Netanyahu of trying to change the status quo on the Temple Mount and create a conflict between it and Morocco.
The tense situation in South Jordan continues, the Jordanian government does not intend to lower fuel prices and the wave of riots may resume at any moment.
The economic policy of the Jordanian government is the cause of the economic crisis that has been going on for several years and also the phenomenon of corruption,
King Abdullah is responsible for the difficult economic situation.
Jordanian security officials say that the Muslim Brotherhood movement is stirring the
atmosphere in Jordan to bring civil unrest against the regime.
At the same time, the power of armed jihadist groups is growing in southern Jordan, will King Abdullah take control of the situation?
King Abdullah ordered the Jordanian army to capture those responsible for the murder of the deputy chief of the Ma’an police during the riots, and the Jordanian army prepared for a large-scale operation in southern Jordan.
The king fears that the opposition and hostile elements outside Jordan will take advantage of the wave of protest over the economic situation to destabilize his rule.
Jordan is very concerned from the understandings reached between Prime Minister-designate Netanyahu and Knesset member Ben Gvir and estimates that the Netanyahu government will adopt the policy that “Jordan is Palestine”.
PA officials say that after the formation of the new government in Israel, PA Chairman Abu Mazen and King Abdullah of Jordan will meet to formulate a plan to deal with the Netanyahu government.
The Jordanian parliament is expected to soon approve the “electronic crimes” law initiated by the government, which imposes prison sentences and fines on those who criticize using the media and social networks. The law aims to reduce popular unrest in the kingdom due to the difficult economic situation, but it has sparked significant anger among the younger generation.
Israel released from detention the Jordanian MP Imad Al-Adwan who tried to smuggle a large amount of weapons to Israel, he was extradited to Jordan, his immunity was removed and he will be prosecuted.
The political echelon in Israel prevented an unnecessary escalation in the strained relations with Jordan and took a confidence-building step towards it, Jordan, for its part, undertook to punish Al-Adwan and fight the phenomenon of arms smuggling.
The meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and King Abdullah of Jordan marks the opening of a new page in relations between the two countries and a joint effort to calm the security situation ahead of the month of Ramadan.
The two leaders fear the destabilization of the region and Netanyahu promised the Jordanian king not to change the status quo on the Temple Mount and Jordan’s status on the holy site.
Political officials in Jerusalem express their rage and blame Jordan for trying to sabotage the normalization process between Israel and the Arab countries.
Jack Sullivan, the national security advisor of the USA, conveyed to King Abdullah a commitment on behalf of the president that the status quo on the Temple Mount would not be changed and that Jordan’s status in the holy compound would be preserved, but the king was not convinced.
Jordan is preparing for the possibility of a worsening of relations between it and Israel following the rise of the right-wing government to power.
King Abdullah coordinates with the PA chairman and works to try and isolate Israel in the regional and international arena.
The American administration is sending two senior representatives to Israel to get to the bottom of the Netanyahu government’s policies in view of its concern about the consequences for its relations with the PA and Arab countries.
Jordan sharpens the tone towards Israel and accuses Netanyahu of trying to change the status quo on the Temple Mount and create a conflict between it and Morocco.
The tense situation in South Jordan continues, the Jordanian government does not intend to lower fuel prices and the wave of riots may resume at any moment.
The economic policy of the Jordanian government is the cause of the economic crisis that has been going on for several years and also the phenomenon of corruption,
King Abdullah is responsible for the difficult economic situation.
Jordanian security officials say that the Muslim Brotherhood movement is stirring the
atmosphere in Jordan to bring civil unrest against the regime.
At the same time, the power of armed jihadist groups is growing in southern Jordan, will King Abdullah take control of the situation?
King Abdullah ordered the Jordanian army to capture those responsible for the murder of the deputy chief of the Ma’an police during the riots, and the Jordanian army prepared for a large-scale operation in southern Jordan.
The king fears that the opposition and hostile elements outside Jordan will take advantage of the wave of protest over the economic situation to destabilize his rule.
Jordan is very concerned from the understandings reached between Prime Minister-designate Netanyahu and Knesset member Ben Gvir and estimates that the Netanyahu government will adopt the policy that “Jordan is Palestine”.
PA officials say that after the formation of the new government in Israel, PA Chairman Abu Mazen and King Abdullah of Jordan will meet to formulate a plan to deal with the Netanyahu government.
