Jordan's decision to execute its ISIS-linked prisoners in retaliation for the death of its pilot will only serve to fuel more revenge attacks by the terror group, a security analyst said today. The Kingdom hanged two jihadists this morning hours after vowing to avenge the death of Moaz al-Kasasbeh, who was shown being torched alive in a video released yesterday. Jordan has also promised to follow through on a threat to execute four other prisoners convicted of being associated with ISIS. But while such an uncompromising strategy may have struck a chord with the Jordanian public, security experts have warned of the dangers of adopting an eye-for-an-eye response.
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Kingdom hanged ISIS-linked prisoners after vowing to avenge pilot's death
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Middle East security analysts warn of dangers of eye-for-an-eye response
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Dr Andreas Krieg told MailOnline: 'The executions will only cause revenge'
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Jordanian King Abdullah 'vows to conduct more airstrikes against ISIS'
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He said: 'The only problem we'll have is running out of fuel and bullets'
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That uncompromising response will strike the right chord with his own people, who were shocked over the brutality of @placeholder's latest execution video.
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'But you cannot count on this as time passes because initially @placeholder was severely divided over this particular issue and a good number of them feel this is not our war, we should not be involved.