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Longest serving Jordanian prisoner in Israel arrives home: officials

Longest serving Jordanian prisoner in Israel arrives home: officials

  • Abdullah Abu Jaber was arrested after the explosive device went off on the bus in Tel Aviv in December 2000
  • He was one of thousands of Jordanians who found casual work in Israel
By Reuters ·
Special Family of detained Jordanian in Philippines deny terror finance allegations

Family of detained Jordanian in Philippines deny terror finance allegations

By Ellie Aben - BAKER ATYANI ·
Exclusive Palestinian, Jordanian leaders reject Israeli court settler decision

Palestinian, Jordanian leaders reject Israeli court settler decision

By Daoud Kuttab ·
Israeli police arrest Jordanian suspected in Eilat assault

Israeli police arrest Jordanian suspected in Eilat assault

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