AMMAN — A Jordanian court has
issued a ruling ordering the Israeli embassy in Amman to pay JD357,000 to a
Jordanian furniture truck driver who was shot by an Israeli embassy guard in an
incident that occurred in 2017, according to Khaberni.
اضافة اعلان
Jordanian Maher Faris Muhammad Ibrahim had
filed a lawsuit against the Israeli embassy in Amman claiming compensation for
material and moral damages, an allowance for a period of disability, and
compensation for loss of earnings due to an 80-percent permanent partial
disability.
According to a summary of the lawsuit,
Ibrahim had been present at the embassy for work purposes on July 24, 2017,
when an Israeli security officer fired several bullets, killing two men at the
scene and causing Ibrahim’s injury, as well as the injury of the embassy’s
assistant secretary-general.
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