Jordan assists in intercepting Iranian drones targeting Israel
Jordan joined the U.S. and the United Kingdom in intercepting drones launched by Iran towards Israel. Jordan's involvement marks a rare instance of an Arab country assisting in defending Israel, potentially signaling a shift in Israel-Arab relations.
Key Points
- Jordan's air force shot down dozens of Iranian drones
- Most launches were from Iran, with some from Iraq and Yemen
- U.S. and U.K. also participated in downing drones and missiles
- Israel's air defenses intercepted most drones and missiles
Pros
- Potential improvement in Israel-Arab relations
- Successful interception of drones and missiles
Cons
- One casualty: a Bedouin Israeli Arab Muslim girl was severely wounded