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Channel 13Security

Israeli Detained in Jordan After Drifting Ashore on Paddleboard

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

An Israeli paddleboarder was detained by Jordanian security forces after drifting from Eilat into Aqaba, Jordan. The IDF is working to secure his safe return and warned against unauthorized border crossings. The incident highlights the dangers of entering Jordan outside of official checkpoints.

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  • An Israeli paddleboarder was detained by Jordanian forces after drifting into Aqaba.
  • The IDF is coordinating efforts for the safe return of the detained Israeli.
  • Jordanian security forces apprehended the Israeli national upon his arrival.
  • The IDF warned that unauthorized border crossings into Jordan are illegal and dangerous.

An Israeli citizen was detained by Jordanian security forces after drifting into Jordanian waters off the coast of Eilat on a paddleboard. The incident occurred yesterday when the Israeli national was paddleboarding near Eilat and was carried by currents into the maritime territory of Aqaba, Jordan. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated on Sunday that security forces are working through relevant channels to ensure his safe return. The IDF also 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.

Channel 13Centre · Tel Aviv

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