In addition to all these important challenges, addressing the threat of terrorism, which represented an external threat to the Kingdom at the time, did not retreat from the ladder of Jordanian intelligence priorities, especially since the period that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union and the return of those called by the Afghan mujahideen. To add, the emergence of groups with new political ideologies, which formed as a result of the divisions in the Gulf War, and whom sought to gain the Nile from Jordan. The security, stability, and the intelligence apparatus, under the leadership of Queisi, responded efficiently and thwarted all these attempts.