The growing role of Jordanian servicewomen

[BLACKEAGLE]

 

[UAE]

The look beautiful in the Hijab.

Im proud of them and proud of Jordan for taking such a step but I have a question. Are these women going to serve as a frontliners? If yes then Jordan need to rethink that strategy.

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

The look beautiful in the Hijab.

Im proud of them and proud of Jordan for taking such a step but I have a question. Are these women going to serve as a frontliners? If yes then Jordan need to rethink that strategy.

Mostly second-liners.

 

[Kamarsun1]

I knew a women from Jordan, and she said women have much more rights then many other Arab nations. Jordan is a peaceful place at least from what I heard.

 

[Scorpion]

I knew a women from Jordan, and she said women have much more rights then many other Arab nations. Jordan is a peaceful place at least from what I heard.

All the Arab countries are peaceful and the people are friendly.

Its not about women's rights in the rest of the Arab countries, its the culture and social values that determine the roles women can play. The things seen as a norm in the west are seen as abnormal in other countries. Who define norms and social values is the society itself, its people and their own way of living.

 

[musicmonster]

These are beautiful women! Wow. I wouldn't wonder if the other party loses! haha Now I know why women would be an asset to war!