Young entrepreneurs are finding workarounds to problems like censorship. AMMAN, Jordan — Ala’ Alsallal, 31, has a pitch to make: Invest in the Middle East. Alsallal is the founder and CEO of Jamalon, an online platform that lets customers buy and ship Arabic and English language books. When I met him at his offices in Amman, Jordan, Alsallal was casually dressed in jeans and a tucked-in button-down shirt, his short beard covering a youthful, earnest face.