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Jerusalem Post/Experts

Palestine: Jordan gets jittery again

With a negotiated two-state solution likely to fall by the wayside despite Kerry's desperate efforts to keep it alive, the PLO might attempt to overthrow Abdullah, as it unsuccessfully tried to do in 1970 with Abdullah's father, King Hussein.

An Israel army vehicle patrols the Jordanian border in the Jordan Rift Valley, January 1
An Israel army vehicle patrols the Jordanian border in the Jordan Rift Valley, January 1
(photo credit: REUTERS)
ByDAVID SINGER
MARCH 2, 2014 10:23
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