Jordan's political future looks uncertain as Islamists make gains in recent election - opinion

The September 10 election resulted in Jordan’s leading Islamist opposition party, the IAF, winning 31 out of the 138 parliamentary seats.

Members of the Jordanian Islamic Action Front gesture during a protest in Amman, Jordan September 13, 2015.

Members of the Jordanian Islamic Action Front gesture during a protest in Amman, Jordan September 13, 2015.

(photo credit: REUTERS/Majed Jaber)

ByNEVILLE TELLER

SEPTEMBER 16, 2024 00:37

Updated: SEPTEMBER 16, 2024 08:06

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