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Jordan Accepts Body of Attacker Who Killed Two Soldiers

26 December 2025
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Jordan Accepts Body of Attacker Who Killed Two Soldiers
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Jordan receives body of terrorist who killed two soldiers

Jordan has received the body of Abdul Muttalib Al-Qaisi, the terrorist responsible for the deaths of two Israeli soldiers during a shooting attack at the Allenby Crossing. Al-Qaisi, who had worked as a humanitarian aid truck driver, was involved in the incident on September 18, 2025. This development highlights ongoing tensions related to terrorism in the region. The article discusses the implications of this event for Jordan-Israel relations.

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