Researcher warns West Bank risks threaten Jordan
An article reveals Jordan's concerns over the repercussions of the Israeli occupation's plan to annex parts of the West Bank, which is seen as an existential threat to the kingdom's stability and demographic and political realities. It explains that the annexation plan, covering Areas (A), (B), and (C), could lead to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians into Jordan, exacerbating internal divisions and threatening the demographic balance and Jordanian sovereignty over Jerusalem's holy sites. The report emphasizes that Jordan faces significant consequences, including rising political tensions, the risk of encouraging militant groups, increased burdens from refugees, and its unstable relations with the international community. Jordan views the annexation plan as a strategic threat and considers it a danger to its security, despite possessing a strong security strategy that includes the possibility of canceling the peace treaty and severing relations with the occupation if settlement plans continue, amid challenges related to borders, U.S. aid, and internal stability.
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