Amid the outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas, regional stability is of high concern (Guardian, Economist, The Hill). For the purposes of this question, "extraconstitutional events" would be a change in the government by means not authorized by the Egyptian and Jordanian constitutions, respectively (e.g., a coup) (Constitution Project - Egypt, Constitution Project - Jordan). For example, the assassination of a leader alone would not count, but the installation of a successor not in accordance with the constitution would count. The fleeing of the constitutional government into exile would count.

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The question closed "No" with a closing date of 1 November 2024.

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