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Zaidoon Alhadid

Zaidoon Alhadid

Zaidoon Alhadid is a journalist and political commentator based in Amman.

Between Terrorism and Collapse: Assad's Latest Statement

In Bashar al-Assad's latest statement from Moscow, published on the former Syrian Presidency's social media page, Assad offers an unconventional narrative of the events leading to the fall of his regime.

Why This Doubt?

Since 2011, Syria has experienced widespread unrest that escalated into a prolonged conflict, impacting the entire region.

The New Electricity Law Draft

It seems that the government is moving forward with limiting violations related to electricity, aiming to ensure its provision through legal and safe methods. Represented by the Ministry of Energy, the government has started unveiling the draft of the 2024 General Electricity Law, which reflects a fundamental shift in the policy to combat electricity theft and tampering with power networks.

The Insurance Crisis Is Not Over Yet

The kingdom is currently experiencing a severe healthcare crisis that is becoming more complex by the day. Those who believed that the healthcare insurance crisis has been resolved are mistaken; it has merely been deferred, as is often the case with many issues, unfortunately. The escalating conflict between the medical association and health insurance companies is not specific to either party, but rather a result of many economic and regulatory factors that have long been neglected.

The Kushner Plan in a New Light

Statements made by Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich regarding his intention to impose Israeli sovereignty over the occupied West Bank next year come in a politically and security-sensitive context, marked by escalating tensions in the region.

The Worst Choices: Electing Trump and Keeping Netanyahu

Some may think these statements are ordinary, but they represent an unprecedented step, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniya in Tehran. This raises numerous questions about the political and strategic implications of these statements, which indicate a shift in Israeli policy towards Hamas and the Palestinian resistance, potentially carrying significant ramifications.

Will the war continue, or is a ceasefire on the horizon?

It seems difficult to accurately predict how and when this brutal war in Gaza and Lebanon will end. Will the conflict expand further, or not? However, there are indicators that international pressure and calls for a ceasefire may contribute to achieving a temporary truce, which I expect, especially if mediation efforts continue. We may witness steps toward ending the war and reaching an agreement soon. However, achieving a permanent ceasefire and complete withdrawal, I believe, requires a serious commitment from the Israeli entity.

Local Investors First

In recent years, the role of local investors has become less significant for us, despite the fact that these individuals and companies play a major role in our economy. They not only contribute to job creation and innovation but also help stabilize the economy during "times of uncertainty." This is an important point, especially as we live in a volatile region filled with rumors. Therefore, the current economic landscape requires us to prioritize the protection and support of local investors to ensure their continued growth and sustainability.

Before and After October 7

The world witnessed events on October 7 that left a deep mark on both regional and international levels. Despite the passage of time, the repercussions of these events continue to pose significant challenges for many countries and peoples. As we enter a new year, it seems that these challenges may be increasing, necessitating a thorough analysis and understanding of what lies ahead.

Complex Challenges Facing the New Government

As Dr. Jaafar Hassan takes on his role as the appointed Prime Minister, he faces a formidable test with several critical issues that have significantly impacted the kingdom. These issues include public debt, unemployment, water management, and food security. This raises a crucial question: Does Hassan possess the capability to successfully manage these difficult files and gain the confidence of the Parliament, which has the most complex makeup in over three decades?