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Musa Keilani
By Musa Keilani - May 23,2015
The fall of Ramadi will have an impact on Jordan as well, not only on Iraq.It is not a tactical setback but a major defeat of the Baghdad Shiite hierarchy that, for sectarian reasons, refused to arm the Ramadi Sunni tribes, leaving them to face an enemy with superior weapons and
By Musa Keilani - May 16,2015
The formation of the new Israeli Cabinet sends strong signals to Palestinians. One of the messages is that no peace accord could ever be achieved with the Palestinians. The expansion of settlements on Arab land will be accelerated since it has been one of the main items on ever
By Musa Keilani - May 09,2015
Training anti-Daesh forces in Mafraq is a commendable move that should have been resorted to two years ago. It is a move that brings to Jordan its natural role as a regional player in the Middle Eastern political arena. The new volunteers in this force, both Iraqis and Syr
By Musa Keilani - May 02,2015
Many Jordanians worry about the repercussions of a potentially headlong confrontation between the Muslim Brotherhood in Amman and authorities. Being the best organised political group in this country, with the largest mass followers as members of its offshoot, the Islamic Action
By Musa Keilani - Apr 25,2015
Last month, the American Peace Corp ordered its volunteers to leave the country, citing security threats. But Jordan does not face security threats from Israel since October 1994, when a peace treaty was signed and ratified, and no security threats are directed from the governme
By Musa Keilani - Apr 18,2015
Anbar, an Iraqi province, is now a potential security challenge to Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The terrorist group Daesh managed to defeat Iraqi army troops in three villages surrounding the most populated town of Ramadi, paving the way to reaching the border points of Saudi city o
By Musa Keilani - Apr 11,2015
The Obama doctrine, as it is described by New York Times analyst Thomas L.
By Musa Keilani - Apr 04,2015
A joint Arab military force was conceived at the 26th Arab League Summit convened in Egypt on March 28. It is hoped that this commendable resolution by the Arab heads of states will form the nucleus of a collective Arab army, one of the priority aspirations for millions in
By Musa Keilani - Mar 28,2015
The Saudi Operation Storm of Resolve (“Al Hazm”, in Arabic) took the entire region into a new era, this week. Through its political, financial and military weight, Riyadh managed to build a coalition of 10 Sunni Islamic states to fight the Shiite Houthis in Yemen, in
By Musa Keilani - Mar 21,2015
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s victory in the 12th Knesset elections last week offered Iran and Islamic Jihad radicals a God-sent gift. Their line of thought has always been that the Israeli prime minister rejects the Oslo accords, makes fun of the Quartet, denigrates

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