2025 Attack on Al-Dissi
The Disi Water Conveyance Project in Jordan, which began 14 years ago with a cost of approximately one billion dollars to enhance water supplies, is facing increasing challenges due to repeated attacks on its pipeline. Since 2014 up to mid-2023, the Ministry of Water and Irrigation recorded approximately 13,796 attacks, with the highest number occurring in 2025, totaling 1,802 incidents. The pipeline has been continuously damaged due to water theft and attacks on the network, which account for more than 70% of overall water losses. These damages have resulted in financial losses and high maintenance costs. The ministry and legitimate authorities affirm that water theft and attacks on water sources are religiously and legally prohibited violations that harm citizens' rights and threaten water security. They emphasize the need to strengthen the protection of water sources through modern technology and the enforcement of laws that criminalize attacks on pipelines and illegal well-drilling, in order to preserve the rights of current and future generations.
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