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Israeli Citizen Detained After Crossing into Jordan by Sea

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An Israeli citizen was detained by Jordanian security forces after crossing into Jordanian waters by sea, the IDF reported Saturday. Israeli security forces are working to secure the individual's safe return. The IDF warned that unauthorized border crossings into Jordan are illegal and dangerous.

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  • An Israeli citizen was detained by Jordanian forces after crossing into Jordan by sea.
  • Israeli security forces are working to ensure the citizen's safe return.
  • The IDF stated that unauthorized border crossings into Jordan are illegal and dangerous.
Israeli Citizen Detained After Crossing into Jordan by Sea
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson reported on Saturday that an Israeli citizen was apprehended after crossing by sea from Israel into Jordanian waters. The individual, who was detained by Jordanian security forces, is currently being held. Israeli security forces are actively working through relevant channels to ensure the safe return of the citizen. The IDF emphasized that crossing the border into Jordan outside of an official border crossing is prohibited and dangerous for Israelis, constituting a violation of the law.

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