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(Times of Israel) Adam Rasgon - Heba al-Labadi and Abdel Rahman Miri, two Jordanian nationals detained by Israel on suspicion of ties to terror groups, will return home in the coming days, Israeli authorities confirmed Monday. Jordan recalled its ambassador to Israel, Ghassan Majali, last week to protest their detention. The Prime Minister's Office said, "Israel views the relationship between Jordan and Israel as a cornerstone of regional stability." 2019-11-05 00:00:00Full Article
Two Jordanians Held in Israel to Be Sent Home, Amman to Return Envoy
(Times of Israel) Adam Rasgon - Heba al-Labadi and Abdel Rahman Miri, two Jordanian nationals detained by Israel on suspicion of ties to terror groups, will return home in the coming days, Israeli authorities confirmed Monday. Jordan recalled its ambassador to Israel, Ghassan Majali, last week to protest their detention. The Prime Minister's Office said, "Israel views the relationship between Jordan and Israel as a cornerstone of regional stability." 2019-11-05 00:00:00Full Article
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