It is unclear why Jordan rejected Israel as the two countries signed a peace treaty in 1994, which resolved the territorial disputes between the countries and included water-sharing agreements. The countries also signed a trade treaty in 1996, and economic ties since then have grown steadily.

Israel's Foreign Ministry Director Dr. Dore Gold participated in a Jordanian security conference in Amman on Tuesday where he emphasized that to stop terror one must stop the incitement that generates it.

Jordan acted on its vow to retaliate against ISIS for brutally killing a Jordanian pilot, and bombed the terrorist organization's self-proclaimed capital in northern Syria.