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Jordanian Army Arrests Individual Swimming From Israel

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Israeli Citizen Detained in Jordan After Swimming Across Border

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

An Israeli civilian was detained by Jordanian security forces on Friday after swimming from Israel into Jordanian waters. The IDF is working to secure the individual's safe return. The military warned that crossing into Jordan outside official crossings is illegal and dangerous.

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  • An Israeli civilian was detained in Jordan after swimming across the maritime border.
  • The incident occurred on Friday and was announced by the IDF on Saturday.
  • Jordanian security forces detained the individual.
  • The IDF is working to ensure the safe return of the detained Israeli.
  • The IDF stated that unauthorized border crossings are illegal and dangerous.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Saturday that an Israeli civilian swam from Israel into Jordanian waters and was subsequently detained by Jordanian security forces. The incident occurred on Friday. The IDF stated that relevant security forces are actively working to ensure the safe return of the detained individual. The military emphasized that crossing the border into Jordan outside of an official border crossing is prohibited, dangerous for Israelis, and illegal. The IDF did not provide further details regarding the individual's identity or the circumstances of the crossing.

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