Jordan is shooting down Iranian missiles bound for Israel

I am not sure what the whole political climate is there, but I think Jordan is not necessarily sympathetic to Iran. I am glad to know they are at least intervening on Israel's behalf, whatever their motivations happen to be.

That’s an interesting situation! Jordan’s actions could be seen in different ways, depending on perspective. On one hand, they might simply be protecting their own airspace, ensuring that no foreign missiles cross their territory and potentially cause harm. On the other hand, their decision to intercept Iranian missiles could also be interpreted as indirectly supporting Israel, since it prevents those missiles from reaching their intended targets. Jordan has historically had a complex relationship with Israel—while they have a peace treaty, political tensions have existed over various issues. However, when it comes to security, Jordan has often prioritized regional stability and its own national interests. In this case, their actions might be more about self-preservation rather than taking sides. It’s definitely a delicate situation, and Jordan’s involvement could have long-term implications in the region.

Jordan has been on friendly terms with Israel. Moreover, it was never sympathetic to Yemeni rebels or Hezbollah who have been supported by Iran. Plus I suppose US might have some Military base in Jordan. So this was quite expected. As of now, the war seems to be escalating.