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Jordan says Prince Hamzah’s alleged coup plot was backed by foreign powers — but won’t name culprits
Officials have so far dodged questions about which foreign countries or entities might have been behind the alleged coup attempt
Borzou Daragahi


The Jordanian monarchy has arrested more than 20 officials and kept Prince Hamzah bin Hussein, half-brother of King Abdullah, under house arrest after accusing him of a “malicious plot” to destabilise the kingdom.
Authorities on Sunday alleged the plan was backed by outside actors. But officials have so far dodged questions about which foreign countries or entities might have been behind the alleged coup attempt, citing only a tenuous connection to an Israeli contractor who offered Prince Hamzah’s family members a plane ride out of the country for their safety.

Within diplomatic and academic circles, there has been little doubt about what countries might have wanted to topple King Abdullah and replace him with Prince Hamzah, who was next in line for the monarchy until he was replaced by the king’s son in 2004.
But many are also sceptical about the grainy and incomplete picture offered up in Amman.
Jordan, a nation of 10 million people nestled in the heart of some of the region’s worst armed conflicts, has remained relatively stable for decades. It has this way despite absorbing several waves of war refugees from Israel and the Palestinian territories, Iraq and most recently Syria. A strong ally of the United States and the United Kingdom, it has sought to stay out of the region’s squabbles, attempting to maintain diplomatic ties to all.
However, hostility has for years been brewing against Jordan by the alliance led by Saudi Arabia’s crown prince Mohammed bin Salman and his United Arab Emirates counterpart Mohammed bin Zayed. The tensions included a major dispute over relations with Qatar, disagreements over the backing of Syrian rebel groups, and friction over the deployment of Emirati-procured weapons through Jordan to Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar.

Those tensions have eased somewhat in recent months as Saudi Arabia dialled down its hostility toward Qatar. During his last visit to Saudi Arabia in March, King Abdullah was a guest of Prince Mohammed, also known by the initials MBS. And both Saudi Arabia and the UAE were among the first to voice support for King Abdullah after the alleged plot was disclosed on Saturday.
“Relations have been up, and down but nothing has risen to the level of a coup attempt or conspiracy plot,” said Osama al-Sharif, an Amman-based journalist.

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