Internal faults reflected externally
The article discusses the political situation and corruption in Jordan, focusing on the failure of parliamentary and governmental institutions to achieve reforms, and the threats to national security resulting from current policies. It points out that popular demands to dissolve the parliament and government have not led to real changes, and that financial and political corruption persists with societal participation. The ruling authorities are more concerned with their personal interests than with the interests of the nation. The article emphasizes the importance of uniting national forces and changing political and moral awareness through genuine reform programs, such as adopting a democratic electoral law, in order to save the country from the cycle of corruption and rebuild a just and progressive political environment.
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