Reasons for Jordanian ex-official withdrawal
The article addresses the phenomenon of the old officials' resentment in Jordan, where their refusal to psychologically relinquish their positions after stepping down is not the only issue. Instead, they often become angry observers or figures seeking a platform to regain their former influence. This behavior stems from a lack of a culture of power-sharing and institutional harmony. As a result, their social and media influence persists, leading to a mistaken perception that the path back to power passes through opposition or popular statements. Such misconceptions undermine trust and deepen divisions. The article emphasizes the importance of changing the political culture, strengthening the values of the state, and viewing official positions as temporary stages rather than personal identities. It also highlights the benefits of learning from successful international experiences, such as those of Jimmy Carter and Angela Merkel, to foster a responsible national discourse that addresses challenges effectively instead of resorting to destructive criticism.
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