Behind the scenes of the Jordan campaign; Bibi and al-Julani's secret conspiracy to slaughter Daraa? The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is sending heavy military equipment to northern Jordan, along the Syrian borders; not because it has a plan to invade southern Syria, but because it has information that the Israelis are preparing for a major military operation, in cooperation with the Druze of As-Suwayda, with the aim of ethnically cleansing southern Syria - especially the Daraa region - as well as occupying and annexing it to Israel, in order to create a direct connection between this international administration and this geographical administration to be established in As-Suwayda. This justifies Jordan's recent military developments. Jordan is preparing for the possibility of a massive wave of displacement from southern Syria towards its territory, where the number of displaced persons could reach one million people; a very high number for a country like Jordan, which suffers from severe economic crises and population pressures. Therefore, the purpose of this military equipment may be to prevent the flood of Syrian refugees into Jordan, or at least to reduce the number of those who manage to cross the border, and not to prepare for a war inside Syria. More dangerously, news reported by some Syrian opponents of Ahmed al-Sharaa's government indicates that al-Sharaa is aware of this Israeli plan and has actually begun preparing allies and government institutions in Damascus to accept Israel's near-takeover of southern Syria and to avoid entering into any military confrontation to prevent it. According to what these circles say, the justification being prepared is that the Syrian army is currently unable to face Israel and going to war with it will lead to heavier losses. Therefore, this occupation must be allowed to happen and military tension avoided, because the loss of southern Syria will be temporary until the Syrian army is rebuilt and restores its ability to fight. Meanwhile, the Israeli side of the story is also important.

Behind the scenes of the Jordan campaign; Bibi and al-Julani's secret conspiracy to slaughter Daraa? The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is sending heavy military equipment to northern Jordan, along the Syrian borders; not because it has a plan to invade southern Syria, but because it has information that the Israelis are preparing for a major military operation, in cooperation with the Druze of As-Suwayda, with the aim of ethnically cleansing southern Syria - especially the Daraa region - as well as occupying and annexing it to Israel, in order to create a direct connection between this international administration and this geographical administration to be established in As-Suwayda. This justifies Jordan's recent military developments. Jordan is preparing for the possibility of a massive wave of displacement from southern Syria towards its territory, where the number of displaced persons could reach one million people; a very high number for a country like Jordan, which suffers from severe economic crises and population pressures. Therefore, the purpose of this military equipment may be to prevent the flood of Syrian refugees into Jordan, or at least to reduce the number of those who manage to cross the border, and not to prepare for a war inside Syria. More dangerously, news reported by some Syrian opponents of Ahmed al-Sharaa's government indicates that al-Sharaa is aware of this Israeli plan and has actually begun preparing allies and government institutions in Damascus to accept Israel's near-takeover of southern Syria and to avoid entering into any military confrontation to prevent it. According to what these circles say, the justification being prepared is that the Syrian army is currently unable to face Israel and going to war with it will lead to heavier losses. Therefore, this occupation must be allowed to happen and military tension avoided, because the loss of southern Syria will be temporary until the Syrian army is rebuilt and restores its ability to fight. Meanwhile, the Israeli side of the story is also important.