But the point that is important to us regarding the emergence of the Sufyani from the "Dry Valley" is that, although there are many narrations about the emergence of the Sufyani from this region, none of these narrations have a strong and suitable chain of transmission, and therefore cannot be relied upon. In the case where we consider the emergence of the Sufyani from the land of Sham or from the "Dry Valley," both cases are completely identical to Jordan, and the probability of King Abdullah Al-Kani or another king of this state being the same Sufyani mentioned in the narrations increases. An important point: what we mentioned earlier and is consistent with Islamic narrations, the Sufyani will dominate the five regions of Sham, which are: Qinnasrin, Jordan, Damascus, Palestine, and Homs. Qinnasrin, Homs, and Damascus are located in Syria, and Jordan is what exists today, but what is the issue of the Sufyani's rule over Palestine? We know that Jordan is one of Israel's close associates, and this relationship extended to Jordan handing over all matters related to Al-Aqsa Mosque, including its restoration and preservation. We can even see the Star of David on the minaret of the new Al-Aqsa Mosque. For this reason, we see a strong relationship between him and the Jews, and it is not unlikely that the Sufyani will seize the eastern part of Jerusalem to expand his settlement without war or bloodshed, and play the role of the current Jordanian state in this region. Of course, if Abdullah Al-Kani, the king of Jordan, is the Sufyani mentioned in the narrations, then he currently possesses the eastern part of Jerusalem in a way that is indirectly supported by Israeli funding! In the event that King Abdullah occupies Syria, he will become in complete control of the aforementioned five regions in the narrations. 11 - The protection of the Jews for the Sufyani and their mutual relations: According to Islamic narrations, the Sufyani has strong relations with the Jews. This connection is inferred through indirect narrations, such that the Sufyani, after successive defeats, prepares an army to confront the ranks of the Imam Al-Mahdi. The last time is in "Ramla" - a region in occupied Palestine - and this confrontation ends with the killing of the Sufyani.