Talk:Druze in Jordan
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Lack of real sources edit
The only source, twice qoted, is a mere report from a U.S. administration with just estimated statistics, nothing more. The most part of the article should be deleted as it is redundent with the more general articles on Druzes. Are there local indigenous Druze communities in Jordan, or just Syrian Druzes who migrated over the course of time in Jordanian cities ? Moreover, there are probably nowadays Syrian Druze refugees who fled the civil war. 2A02:A03F:6ACB:6D00:3021:2DB8:A510:B7DD (talk) 14:40, 16 April 2023 (UTC)