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The writer warns that Syria’s southern provinces—Sweida, Daraa, and Quneitra—are at risk of sliding into “unconstructive chaos” amid weak state control, the proliferation of militias, expanding drug trafficking, and Israeli and regional interventions. He argues that this situation is heightening threats to Jordan’s national security, particularly as Israel seeks to prevent Damascus from strengthening its military presence in the south. He notes that channels of communication between Amman and Damascus, along with the revival of the Druze Arab nationalist movement, offer two opportunities to contain the crisis. He calls for stronger Jordanian-Syrian cooperation and support for national forces; otherwise, the situation could soon explode.
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