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The article addresses the issue of repeated attacks on the Dissi water pipeline in Jordan, which have caused significant water losses. The Ministry has documented approximately 13,796 attacks from 2014 up to mid-2026, with a spike in 2025 to 1,802 incidents. Attacks on water lines and sources account for more than 70% of water losses, equivalent to about 5 million cubic meters per 1% of loss; this is enough to meet the annual needs of approximately 81,000 people. Water theft and attacks on the infrastructure lead to increased financial costs and damages, and they jeopardize citizens' rights to water and water security. Jordanian laws criminalize these attacks with penalties that include imprisonment and fines. Official and religious authorities emphasize that protecting water is a religious and legal duty, highlighting the need to strengthen protective measures and avoid violations to ensure the sustainability of water resources for future generations.
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