Recent remarks by the Jordanian Prime Minister have highlighted escalating tensions between Jordan and Israel, with Jordan's increasingly hostile stance raising concerns about the future of their peace treaty. Despite Israel's efforts to provide aid, Jordan has not curbed illegal weapons trafficking or opened humanitarian corridors, and its government is accused of fostering antisemitism and inciting violence through its education system.

The article suggests that instability in Jordan could lead to the cancellation of the peace treaty, questioning its effectiveness in promoting genuine peace. It proposes a controversial solution: formally recognizing Jordan as Palestine and relocating Palestinian Arabs from Judea and Samaria, while considering alternative governance models such as a clan-based emirate.

The author warns that the collapse of the Hashemite regime could trigger regional upheaval, including civil war among Palestinian factions and intervention by neighboring states. Ultimately, the piece argues that Israel may be forced to take drastic measures to secure its borders and stability, potentially reshaping the region's political landscape.