Jaafar Hassan's government and party programs
The article discusses the stance of party platforms in Jordan regarding the Real Estate Ownership Law and its voting in the House of Representatives, with a focus on how this affected the popularity of the parties and public protests. The findings showed that the parties lost support because they did not sufficiently distinguish their positions from the government, especially on the Social Security Law, which the public rejected, as well as on issues related to compensation for confiscated lands. Following widespread popular rejection, the government was forced to offer compensation, which led to a decline in the influence and standing of the parties. This raises questions about the extent to which their presence in the upcoming political scene has been harmed.
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