Jordanian 2024 elections: Muslim Brotherhood triumphs - analysis

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Jordan's peace agreement with Israel just got more fragile. According to Jeremiah 49:2, Zephaniah 2:8-9 and Ezekiel 25:14, this treaty will be voided out and the IDF will win a war against Jordan. (see slides below)

Amid low turnout, the Muslim Brotherhood secured its most significant political win in the history of the Hashemite Kingdom.

The Islamic Action Front (IAF), the political party representing the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan, is the main winner of the elections held in the kingdom yesterday, winning 31 seats out of the 138 seats in the country’s House of Representatives – with over 500,000 votes. This is a striking achievement for Islamists, who view themselves as an opposition party, who received ten seats in the 2020 elections, and who decided in past elections to boycott the political process altogether.

The elections took place following a notable reform in the voting mechanism, which for the first time allowed voters to choose their elected officials through two notes – one for their local representatives who competed for 97 of the 138 seats, and the other for the national district comprising the remaining 41 seats. According to reports from the kingdom, 36 registered parties ran for the elections on the national level, while only two ran for the local one. The Islamic Action Front’s achievement was divided between 17 seats on the national level and 14 seats on the local one.

Additionally, 27 women were elected for parliament, 18 of which were elected due to the country’s minimum quota for women in the house of representatives. Another change in these elections was the minimum age for candidates, which was lowered from 30 in the past elections to 25 this year. (Read More)