Maher Abu Tair

What's Happening Between Amman and Baghdad?

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi has yet to visit Jordan, despite receiving an invitation in May, the delay is likely due to developments inside Iraq and the growing regional challenges affecting the Middle East.

Can they afford to topple the regime?

Despite the confrontation between Iran, the United States, Israel, and the Arabs, there is a line of political analysis arguing that it is in no one's interest to overthrow the Iranian regime.

Is Amman Growing Concern About Ramallah?

Jordan is closely and meticulously monitoring the deepening divisions within the Palestinian political landscape both the disputes among Palestinian factions and the growing rifts within the Oslo-era leadership in Ramallah, as well as the struggle over the future of the Palestinian Authority.

The Cross-Border War Scenario

The Syrian president has repeatedly stated that his country will not intervene militarily against Hezbollah in Lebanon, while Türkiye has also voiced its opposition to any Syrian military intervention there, citing the high strategic costs such a move would entail.

The Alternative to the Regime May Be Worse Than the Regime

The first wave of the Arab Spring has passed, with all its well-known consequences. While some view it as little more than an "Arab Autumn" that left lasting damage across several Arab countries, it was far from a passing event.

Political Messages from the South

Everyone recognizes that Aqaba is Jordan's economic, commercial, and tourism lifeline. It is far more than just the country's maritime gateway, an industrial hub, or a fishing port.

Jordan Between Two Costs in the West Bank File

Jordan has appointed a new ambassador to Israel to replace its previous envoy, who had been absent from his post for two years before recently retiring. However, the new ambassador has not been dispatched, just as Israel's ambassador to Jordan is also not currently present in the Kingdom. At this stage, neither envoy appears likely to assume their diplomatic duties.

West Bank on the Brink of Collapse

The West Bank is facing an unprecedented humanitarian, economic, and social crisis, accompanied by mounting security pressures, signaling a dangerous phase that could have far-reaching consequences for the entire region.

A City That Has Nothing to Do with the War

Nearly three years have passed since the war began on October 7, 2023. Despite all the painful and horrific scenes witnessed across the region, the most alarming event for Jordan was the targeting of Aqaba just two days ago.

Debating a Diplomat's Narrative

So far, there is no evidence that Iran possesses secret weapons. Those who claim that Iran has undisclosed weapons it has yet to use have not presented any proof of their existence, let alone their nature or capabilities.