Jordanian gov't 'closely following' detention of Jordanian in Israel

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Home Jordan News Jordanian gov't 'closely following' detention of Jordanian in Israel 01-12-2018 05:22 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - On Friday, the Jordanian authorities stated it were "closely following" the reported detention of a Jordanian national in the Israeli resort city of Eilat. "The government is closely following up on an incident that took place in Eilat on Friday involving a Jordanian citizen," read a government statement carried by Jordan's Petra news agency. It added, "An envoy from Jordan's embassy in Tel Aviv has been dispatched to Eilat to follow up on the case". Petra also reported that the Jordanian national - whose name was not provided - had been "working in Israel" at the time of his detention.

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Jordanian gov't 'closely following' detention of Jordanian in Israel

01-12-2018 05:22 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - On Friday, the Jordanian authorities stated it were "closely following" the reported detention of a Jordanian national in the Israeli resort city of Eilat.

"The government is closely following up on an incident that took place in Eilat on Friday involving a Jordanian citizen," read a government statement carried by Jordan's Petra news agency.

It added, "An envoy from Jordan's embassy in Tel Aviv has been dispatched to Eilat to follow up on the case".

Petra also reported that the Jordanian national - whose name was not provided - had been "working in Israel" at the time of his detention.

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