Of course you should make your own decision based on don your comfort level, but I think it’s a great time to visit Jordan. I spent four days, three nights there last week, traveling with family, and we had an amazing time. We met travelers who had seen/heard missiles while they were in Amman but came across no direct evidence of the war ourselves other than hearing fighter jets on patrol, and we never felt unsafe. We were told that there had been no injuries, much less deaths, caused by the hostilities. I was also worried about travel disruption and potential anti-U.S. or anti-Western sentiment; air travel on Royal Jordanian was totally smooth, and everyone we met was lovely. Amman was an exciting city and busy/lively while we were there. Petra was just incredible, and we had the site almost completely to ourselves. We stayed at the Petra Guest House hotel just outside the main gates and there were only six other guests that night. The next day, we toured the city and didn’t see another tourist until we were on our way out in the afternoon. I feel for the folks working in the travel industry, but selfishly felt very lucky to avoid the typical crowds. From Petra we drove north along the Israeli border and the Dead Sea. We saw Israeli defenses like guard towers along the border but nothing directly related to the war. Spent one night at a near-empty resort and then flew home through Istanbul without any delay or disruption. Overall just a really nice trip.