In an opinion piece, Gidon Bromberg argues that the Iran war demonstrated Jordan's critical role in Israeli security, and calls on the next government to deepen cooperation through water, infrastructure, and shared regional interests.
The opinion piece, published by Gidon Bromberg, reflects on the strategic relationship between Israel and Jordan in the wake of the Iran war. Bromberg argues that the current 'cold peace' is insufficient and that Israel must move beyond security coordination to build a deeper partnership in water, infrastructure, and regional development. The piece comes amid ongoing discussions about Israel's eastern border and the stability of the Hashemite Kingdom. As The Zioneer has reported, Jordan serves as a critical security buffer for Israel, with the 1994 peace treaty as its foundation. Bromberg's call for deeper ties highlights the need for a proactive policy that leverages shared interests to ensure long-term stability.
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