Murad al-Adaileh (Secretary-General of the Islamic Action Front, the Muslim Brotherhood's political arm in Jordan) — to Middle East Eye after the IAF topped Jordan's Sept 2024 elections: the new parliament "must be robust in confronting the extreme Israeli right, which may... align with the extreme American right if Trump wins the US elections."

The next House of Representatives must be robust in confronting the extreme Israeli right, which may, in the future, align with the extreme American right if Trump wins the US elections

[Source is English (Middle East Eye), quoting Adaileh directly; the quote may be MEE's English rendering of remarks given in Arabic. The doc anchors on this one verbatim quote; the IAF platform points below are summarized from contemporaneous reporting, NOT his verbatim words.] Declared position of Murad al-Adaileh — Secretary-General of the Islamic Action Front (IAF), the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan and, after the 10 September 2024 parliamentary elections, the single largest party (about 31 of 138 seats, tripling its 2020 result). The verbatim quote captures the IAF's confrontational anti-Israeli-right, anti-Western-right posture. In context: the IAF's surge was widely attributed to its pro-Palestinian stance amid Israel's war on Gaza (Jordan's population is roughly half of Palestinian origin); per contemporaneous reporting the party's platform calls for scrapping the 1994 Jordan–Israel (Wadi Araba) peace treaty, rejects normalization, treats Hamas as ideological allies, and pursues domestic political reform — all while operating LEGALLY as a loyal opposition within the Hashemite constitutional monarchy. (The Muslim Brotherhood organisation in Jordan was subsequently banned/dissolved by the authorities in April 2025, though the IAF party continued.) This is the Jordanian electoral-Islamist opposition pole — a distinct, monarchy-operating, ballot-box strand of political Islam, and the dataset's first Jordan document beyond the throne. [Axes: palestinian-question (strongly pro-Palestinian / anti-normalization / anti-treaty), regional-stance (anti-Israeli-right, anti-US-right), democracy (electoral participation, reform), regime-stance (loyal opposition under the monarchy), religion-state (Islamist).]