Dr. Mahmoud Alrajabi In today's world, wealth is unevenly distributed, with only a few people having a lot of money while most people struggle financially. This inequality has serious consequences

what happened in Jenin last week is truly tragic. Human life on both sides was lost and destruction and hate were everywhere. But was it necessary? The lesson of last week's death and destruction in

Shurooq Al-Nsoor and Ola Al-Omlah After a traffic accident Sarah Abdullah lived through a difficult time accessing the necessary medical care at Al Nadim hospital in the governorate of Madaba south of

In this investigation, we track the story of the honey mesquite tree that spread in Jordan around fifty years ago. It is one of the ten worst species that are alien to the environment in Jordan.

Syrian journalist Agyad Abo Zayed said, at an EU conference, Wednesday, that the majority of refugees in Jordan will not return to their country at the present time due to the continuing security and

Translated by Matthew Petti From a house in the Shmeisani neighborhood of Amman, two talented musicians — a Jordanian and an American — produce a radio show that combines Jordanian dahya dance music

An automated cash transfer program in Jordan developed with significant financing from the World Bank is undermined by errors, discriminatory policies, and stereotypes about poverty. Many people in

In our quest for a more compassionate world that uplifts the marginalized through empowerment rather than exploitation, it is crucial to address the unjust distribution of wealth. There are

Now that there’s an Israeli-Palestinian cease-fire in place this week, brokered with the help of Egypt, it’s critical that the two sides not stop with this short-term agreement. For this cease-fire —

Hello and welcome to Episode 20 of This Week in Jordan, a weekly podcast from AmmanNet that covers some of Jordan’s latest news developments. This week's news includes Jordan's break with the Armenian