Economic and Political Motives and their Impact on the Jordanian-Zionist Rapprochement 1991-1994
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The geographical location had a negative impact on the economic life of the Kingdom. The Zionist entity, and behind it the United States of America, played an important role in creating a secure environment so as to maintain the security of the Zionist entity and its continued existence. Peace process between the two sides did not take place depending upon real motives of spontaneous reconciliation. The Hashemite kingdom has difficulties that called it to move on towards that action for which it has been criticized, whether from Arab countries or Islamic one. There are many reasons that called the Kingdom of Jordan to move towards rapprochement with the Zionist entity. For the purpose of presenting the subject in a historical way, the study is divided into several axes: the first axis discussed political motives, the second axis studied economic motives, and the third axis was devoted to clarifying the Jordanian-Zionist negotiations, and finally the signing of the Jordanian-Zionist peace treaty being clarified in the last axis.
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