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Jordanian Army Arrests Individual Swimming From Israel

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Jordanian Navy Arrests Israeli Citizen Attempting to Swim Across Border

Translated & summarized from JDN by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Jordan's naval forces arrested an Israeli citizen who attempted to swim across the border into Jordanian territorial waters. The individual was identified, apprehended, and handed over to security authorities for investigation. The circumstances surrounding the infiltration are currently being examined.

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  • Jordanian naval forces arrested an Israeli citizen attempting to swim into their territory.
  • The Israeli national was apprehended while crossing the border by swimming.
  • The individual was taken into custody by Jordanian security forces.
  • An investigation into the circumstances of the infiltration is underway.
Jordanian Navy Arrests Israeli Citizen Attempting to Swim Across Border
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The Jordanian military reported that its naval forces apprehended an Israeli citizen who attempted to infiltrate Jordanian waters by swimming across the border. According to the incident details, naval command personnel identified an individual trying to cross from the Israeli side into Jordan's territorial waters. A naval unit was dispatched, quickly located the swimmer, apprehended him, and took him into custody. The individual was subsequently handed over to the relevant security authorities in Jordan for further processing, examination, and investigation, with the circumstances of the act under review.

JDNHaredi · Jerusalem

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