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Abu Tair: Refugee Waves Endangering Jordan
The article provides an analysis of the humanitarian and social situation in Jordan, focusing on the waves of refugees the country has received due to crises in its neighbors, particularly Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Palestine. It explains that Jordan has borne significant burdens from the influx of refugees, with the majority of Syrians remaining in the country despite declining aid. Since the beginning of the crisis, approximately one and a half million Syrians have been registered in Jordan, including around a quarter of a million Syrian children born there. The article points out that refugee waves could increase if the crises in Syria or Iraq intensify, which would pose economic and security challenges, along with growing fears of a new influx under current conditions. It emphasizes that Jordan faces demographic and economic challenges and highlights the need for the country to prepare for potential new waves of refugees, especially given rising security threats and fears of regional changes that could further increase its burdens.
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