GAZA – On Friday, Khaberni reported that 14 Jordanians have been killed in
the Gaza Strip, and 50 others have been reported missing since October 7, 2023.
Sources mentioned that Jordanian citizen Fuad Ahmad Freih Abu Madin and his
son Ahmad were recently killed in Khan Yunis. Additionally, Yahya Ali Hussein
Arfata, another Jordanian citizen, was killed yesterday in front of Nasser
Hospital in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. His wife is currently trapped
in the hospital.
The total number of Jordanians in the Gaza Strip, including both registered
and unregistered individuals with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is
approximately 2,300. However, the ministry has successfully facilitated the
evacuation of around 723 Jordanians through the Rafah Border Crossing.
Approximately 850 Jordanians are still awaiting registration. The challenges
of war have hindered communication with them. Interestingly, brokers at the
Rafah Border Crossing demand substantial amounts in exchange for allowing
people to leave the Gaza Strip and enter Egypt.
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GAZA – On Friday, Khaberni reported that 14 Jordanians have been killed in
the Gaza Strip, and 50 others have been reported missing since October 7, 2023.
Sources mentioned that Jordanian citizen Fuad Ahmad Freih Abu Madin and his
son Ahmad were recently killed in Khan Yunis. Additionally, Yahya Ali Hussein
Arfata, another Jordanian citizen, was killed yesterday in front of Nasser
Hospital in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. His wife is currently trapped
in the hospital.
The total number of Jordanians in the Gaza Strip, including both registered
and unregistered individuals with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is
approximately 2,300. However, the ministry has successfully facilitated the
evacuation of around 723 Jordanians through the Rafah Border Crossing.
Approximately 850 Jordanians are still awaiting registration. The challenges
of war have hindered communication with them. Interestingly, brokers at the
Rafah Border Crossing demand substantial amounts in exchange for allowing
people to leave the Gaza Strip and enter Egypt.
Read more National news
Jordan News
