Experts accuse Israel of drug flooding to expand
The article discusses the escalation of drug smuggling operations across the Jordanian borders, with observations on changing smuggling routes from the north to the south and west, and the use of advanced methods such as drones and electronically guided balloons. Experts point out that economic factors, especially the price difference of drugs between Jordan and Israel, contribute to the increase in smuggling activities, which have notably risen since 2024, with reliable quantities of seized narcotics recorded in 2025. The article also highlights the weak cooperation from Israel in combating smuggling, and the presence of criminal networks and non-governmental organizations responsible for facilitating these operations. This raises questions about the effectiveness of security measures and the ability to monitor and track sources of funding and involved gangs, as well as the potential impact of this phenomenon on society and regional security.
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