Israeli control, Druze governance, Jordan water security
The article focuses on Israel's military and geographical dominance in southern Syria and its potential impact on water resources in the Yarmouk region, especially waters related to borders and Jordan's water security. It explains that Israel's ongoing incursions and the overlapping military control with water resources complicate Syria and Jordan's ability to manage and protect their water sources. Israel possesses an extensive water infrastructure in the Golan, including reservoirs and underground wells, which strengthens its position in controlling water. The article also indicates that developments in the situation could lead to a new map of influence, increasing the significance of water as a tool of pressure and affecting strategic approaches to political solutions. It warns that expanding military control may threaten Jordan’s water security and bolster Israel’s stance as a dominant power over water resources in the region.
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