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Al-Ittihad Maintains Lead in Jordanian Women's League
The cancellation of accreditation for 28 doctors due to a dispute between medical professionals and insurance companies, with threats to publish their names following a boycott by four companies. Additionally, the assets of a citizen have been seized in favor of the Ministry of Finance over a debt of 1 dinar and 13 piastres and 4 fils. Meanwhile, seven religious judges have been promoted, and 25 new judges have been appointed as part of judicial reforms. In the aviation sector, experts predict widespread weather disturbances affecting the region by the end of the week. On the military front, the Jordanian Army confirmed that Israel will not participate in "Sofiax 2026" in Aqaba, following the death of a Jordanian student in a hit-and-run incident in Yemen, amid political controversy and protests over the organization of municipal and internal elections. On the sports level, the fourth round of the Jordanian Women's Premier League concluded with mixed results, with Al-Ittihad leading the standings with 12 points, as strong competitions and developments continue across various local sectors.
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