Political and Social Stability in Jordan: Tolerance and Adaptation in Crises

The Jordanian people demand the dissolution of parliament and protest against the high cost of living

Despite what is reported every day about the escalation of unrest in Jordan and its expansion to include Jordan and its expansion to include the cities closest to the capital, Amman, and perhaps to Amman itself, observers rule out that these violent developments will bring about major changes in Jordan's internal policy, which is based initially on maintaining stability. Internal security and national security are based on the existence of a reasonable degree of healthy dialogue between citizens and the government whenever worrisome circumstances arise, whether these circumstances are of a political, economic or social nature.

And it has settled in the minds of Jordanians in general that any confrontation between the government and the people cannot reach the point of "breaking a bone," despite what might seem to the distant observer of the manifestations of the firmness that characterizes the security services in Jordan.

In fact, the many experiences that took place in the past confirmed the existence of a great deal of tolerance in the Jordanian political life.

Although the circumstances of the current economic crisis in Jordan are truly suffocating, the Jordanian government always bets on the awareness and cohesion of the Jordanian people, just as it bets on their ability to adapt according to the new and sad economic reality.

In any case, it is likely that what has happened in Jordan so far will not leave deep grudges or grudges in the soul, and this is what we hope and look forward to, especially since the valiant Palestinian uprising, which is taking place a few kilometers from Amman, gives everyone a living example of what sacrifices are and what sacrifices are. He must adhere to the people in the face of emergency events and circumstances, no matter how harsh they are and no matter how expensive they are.