From April 13 to April 14, Iran used drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles to carry out scheduled retaliatory actions against Israel. In response to Iran's retaliation, Israel officially released data claiming to have intercepted 99% of incoming targets, so Iran's air strikes did not cause much damage to Israel. Jordan has jumped out after Iran's retaliatory attack, and according to foreign media reports, Jordan summoned the Iranian ambassador to Jordan and protested, and Jordan accused Iranian drones and cruise missiles of violating Jordanian airspace. In fact, Jordan is not just protesting, but also directly using fighter jets to intercept Iranian drones and cruise missiles entering Jordanian airspace, so there is already a rhythm to protect Israel.
Although Iran's retaliation only caused one Israeli injury, because of the direct interception of the Jordanian Air Force, the wreckage of drones and cruise missiles killed three people on the ground, so the loss of personnel is even more "serious" than that of Israel, so it seems that Jordan's interception is counterproductive. In fact, Iran's drones and cruise missiles did not target Jordan, but took advantage of Jordanian airspace to hit targets in Israel itself, but Jordan rushed to the front line. In response to Jordan's actions, the Iranian media have already declared that Jordan was the first Arab country to protect Israel. Jordan's actions immediately drew attention because Arab countries have long been relatively unanimous in their opposition to Israel.
Jordan responded to the use of fighter jets to intercept Iranian drones and cruise missiles, and Jordanian officials declared that Jordan would not allow air violations, so Jordan would intercept Iranian or Israeli targets when they entered Jordanian airspace. Jordan stressed that the interception of numerous Iranian drones that day was to protect the safety of the Jordanian people, but the Israeli media had a different interpretation, believing that Jordan had changed from an "adversary" to an "ally" of Israel, and it was obvious that the Israeli media's interpretation was "adding fuel to the fire" and would further deepen the rift between other Arab countries and Jordan.
After Iran's retaliation against Israel, other Arab countries did not publicly blame Iran, only Jordan protested against Iran, so it has already sided with the West. The United States and Britain have openly condemned Iran's bombing of Israel, and in fact, Iran's attack on Israel is a bad breath to the Arab countries in the Middle East, because for a long time, Israel has been using its military superiority to wantonly bully neighboring countries, and no country in the Middle East except Iran dares to directly attack Israel, so Iran has set a new example.
Iran and Israel do not have a common border and are far apart, so in order to strike at Israel, cruise missiles and drones must pass through the airspace of other countries, in fact, Iran's cruise missiles and drones are not only through Jordan, but also through Iraq and Syria, and Iraq and Syria have not protested. Iranian officials publicly stated on April 14 that Iran had notified the countries concerned 72 hours in advance. Judging from the information released by Iran, it is impossible for Jordan not to be aware of Iran's retaliatory actions, so the excuse that there will be a threat, and the possibility of shooting down Iranian drones and cruise missiles is just a pretext.