In the geopolitical arena of the Middle East, a dramatic shift is taking place: Jordan, an Arab country once regarded as Israel's enemy, has become an ally of Israel.
It all started with the Iranian attack on Israel. In the midst of this tension, Jordan has suddenly shifted from a spectator to an active participant. According to reports, Jordan not only shared attack intelligence with the United States and Israel, but also took the initiative to dispatch air force warplanes and successfully intercepted more than 30 Iranian drones.
This move caused extreme dissatisfaction in Iran. Iran has warned that Jordan could be the next target. The threat has led to the question of whether the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East is fundamentally changing.
However, in stark contrast to Iran's backlash is Israel's jubilation. The Israeli media "Times of Israel" even published an article praising Jordan's move, arguing that Jordan is changing from an "enemy" to an "ally", which is a dramatic shift.
Behind this incident is the intricate relationship of interests and geopolitical considerations in the Middle East. As an Arab country that has diplomatic relations with Israel, Jordan has been seeking to exert greater influence in regional affairs. Although Jordan has maintained a cautious policy, its pro-American tendencies are evident in some cases.
Jordan's active participation in this event has triggered a rethinking of the regional landscape in the Middle East. How Jordan will play its part in this geopolitical game has become the focus of attention. This dramatic shift has undoubtedly added more uncertainty to the future of the Middle East.
