Jordan’s king must choose: End the farce or face another ‘Black September’

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King Abdullah II utilized his U.N. General Assembly address on Wednesday to weaponize regional grievances, branding Israel’s post-Oct. 7, 2023, necessary defense strategies as an “expansionist threat” while deliberately ignoring stark geopolitical realities. This rhetorical posturing masks total structural dependence. Jerusalem controls Jordan’s primary water supply, manages the kingdom’s critical intelligence feeds, and provides the strategic security umbrella that has historically prevented hostile foreign armor from engulfing Amman.

Feckless monarchs who demand massive foreign life-support systems hold no legitimate right to dictate regional boundaries from elite New York podiums while relying entirely on Western taxpayers for survival.

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