I have not been a fan of the "Jordan is Palestine" option, however it was defined, because it required the consent of King Abdullah.  I preferred a unilateral, made in Israel solution. But that was then and this is now. Mudar Zahran, a Jordanian Palestinian exiled in London, has been communicating with me about his desire and ability to form a secular democratic government in Jordan, should fair elections take place.  He is seeking my help in getting the US government to influence King Abdullah to democratize and in getting Israel to embrace the change. Why me, and how I plan to go about achieving this will be the subject of another article. But first I would like to say why I am so excited about this possibility. Zahran advises that the Palestinians represent a large majority of all residents of Jordan and they are trending secular and are anti the Muslim Brotherhood, King Abdullah and Mahmud Abbas. They are tired of waiting for a peace deal to emerge from the process,...(Read Full Post)