Respuesta :
Israel would lose important economic resources located in Jordan.
Explanation:
Israel and Jordan are two Middle Eastern countries that share a border, but also have a dispute over territory. Jordan is on the opinion that part of Israel's territory belongs to it, and that it should be given to it. That is something with which Israel doesn't agree at all, as it considers it as part of its own territory, and not to mention that it is an area that is economically extremely important.
The disputed area is occupying slightly more than a quarter of Israel's territory, and it is in the central and western part of the country. If this territory is lost and Jordan manages to gain it, Israel will have huge problems and will experience big economic blow. The problems will be mostly because of the loss of agricultural production, which is heavily dependent on the waters of the Jordan River, and Israel being a country that produces almost all of the food it needs, it will turn into a country that will have to import almost all of its food. Another problem will be that the access to the Dead Sea will be significantly smaller, thus lot of money from tourism will go away.
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Answer:
Israel would be more vulnerable to invading neighbors.
Explanation:
All of the first three are correct, but the Most likely to happen is A because the Jordanian claims Isreal has is used as a buffer zone to avoid conflict, and with current conflicts going on between Palestine and Israel, that would make it most likely. Also I put that answer on a test and got it correct :)