Israel–Jordan relations
Jordan and Israel have established a complex and often tense relationship, with periods of cooperation and conflict, particularly over issues like water rights, borders, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The two countries signed a peace treaty in 1994, which has helped to maintain a fragile stability, but ongoing disputes and security concerns continue to affect their bilateral relations. Diplomatic ties between the two nations remain a delicate balance of cooperation and competition.
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