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Khazenah Reflects on Post-Arab Spring Era
Former Jordanian Prime Minister Bashar Al-Khathawani revealed behind-the-scenes details of his work in Egypt during the Muslim Brotherhood's rule, noting that the Brotherhood's rise to power in 2012 did not raise fears in Jordan. However, he confirmed that the Brotherhood in Jordan later adopted "coup-like" stances and began to intimidate the authorities. He also pointed out that Jordan and the region emerged from the phase of the "echoes of the Arab Spring" with minimal risks, maintaining security and stability. He described Jordan as a "garden amidst a fire," not facing existential threats, and emphasized King Abdullah II's refusal to accept financial offers in exchange for abandoning foundational principles.
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