Alex Iltchev

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The British-trained Jordanian Army is thought to be one of the most robust in the Middle East, but it might struggle to cope if local Islamists and foreign fighters took to the streets in guerrilla warfare. If the Palestinian Jordanians declined to defend the country it is not unrealistic to believe that it would descend into the sort of chaos we now see in Syria.
Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Tell You Everything You Need to Know About Global Politics
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