Jordan Annexation Raises Fears of 'Silent Transfer' of Palestinians to Neighboring Country
Jordan is being considered as a potential site for a new 'Palestinian state' as part of an annexation plan that could signal a 'silent transfer' of Palestinians out of Israel and into neighboring territories.
The West Bank annexation by Israel signals a 'silent transfer' of power to Jordan as a potential future Palestinian state, a notion once dismissed in Amman's diplomatic circles as a distant nightmare or conspiracy theory, now increasingly being considered as a viable alternative. The move could pave the way for Jordan to take on a key role in the region's geopolitics. This development has sparked concerns among regional powers and raised questions about the future of the Palestinian statehood bid. As Israel solidifies its control over the West Bank, Jordan's emergence as a potential host state for Palestinians is gaining traction.
