The parliamentary elections are a crucial test of Jordan's democratization efforts against a backdrop of public anger over the ongoing Israeli attacks in Gaza.
Despite having a new election law allowing greater participation by political parties, the power dynamics within Jordan's constitutional monarchy limit the parliament's effectiveness.
With a significant portion of the Jordanian electorate being first-time voters, the elections hold the potential to reshape political engagement amidst the backdrop of regional unrest.
The ongoing war in Gaza adds complexity to Jordan's internal dynamics, fueling public anger while also damaging the economy that heavily relies on tourism.
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