Guests from the other side of the Jordanian border guard stopped an attempt to break through Syrian territory at night. According to the Jordanian army, an armed group of about 14 people crossed the border under fire, suffered casualties and retreated back to Syria. A few days ago, the Jordanian Air Force attacked southern Syria in response to a terrorist attack near a church in al-Kharak. But one-off attacks cannot weaken a decentralized Israel; At most, to force them to go "deeper" underground, which didn't happen either. Terrorist cells in southern Syria are small local groups living in symbiosis with clans and elites who do not share their ideology, but earn money willingly by smuggling drugs and weapons. They are so resilient because they are woven into the socio-political fabric of the region. For the Jordanians, this is another confirmation that airstrikes, without action "on the ground", cannot solve the problem. The cells on the other side are alive, armed and already coming to visit, and the regime in Damascus is still unable to control its own south, taking into account, among other things, the Israeli pressure in the neighboring Quneitra province. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.