Jomana Karadsheh

Sometimes it doesn't take much, whether it's this online recruitment, sending these text messages, the hacking, Iranian hacking groups and what they have been able to obtain from Inside Israel, from Israeli officials as well over the past year or so.

it's definitely had an impact, you know, speaking with Israelis.

They're really good at these sort of psyops, right?

And they have this impact on a society, really.

In many cases, people don't necessarily know in some of these cases that it is the Iranian intelligence doing this, right?

It can either be people being recruited, you know, openly by these groups calling themselves Iranian intelligence, or at the same time, you know,

You're just looking for quick money.

Go firebomb a synagogue in London and we'll pay you this much, right?

You know, this building, this address.

And it's just, I mean, you look at it.

I think this is a new reality that we're going to be facing.

This is a whole different landscape.

threat level that I think is going to be very, very challenging for governments around the world and security services to try and contain and control.

I've been here for a couple of days, David, and people just describing what it was like during the height of the war.

Jordan was never really in the headlines, right?

Everyone was very much focused on what was going on in the Gulf, right?

Those images that really shocked the world, you know, Dubai and Doha and Abu Dhabi and

Jordan was kind of forgotten, right?

And I do think that, you know, they kind of handled it well.

They were okay for the most part.