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A 'stab in the back': Israel's refusal to extend Jordanian water agreement may spark crisis
The 1994 peace treaty signed by Amman and Jerusalem required Israel to supply Jordan with 50 million cubic meters of water annually, an amount doubled in a 2021 commitment that expired in 2025.
Ondas’ 4M Defense wins tender for large-scale border demining project in Israel
Jordan's forces will not 'run around Gaza on patrol,' King Abdullah says on Trump's plan
Israel detains four foreign nationals who illegally crossed into Israel from Jordan
Man shot by Jordanian army while crossing Israel-Jordan border
Two of the men returned back to Jordanian territory after the first shots were fired, while the third continued to approach the border
Can Israel, Jordan be good neighbors once again? - editorial
In sad contrast to the high hopes that existed when the two countries signed a peace treaty in 1994, there has been little progress in trade, tourism or diplomatic cooperation.
Jordanians protest against Israel over al-Aqsa violence
"Revenge...revenge...Oh, Hamas, bomb Tel Aviv!" they chanted.
Understanding the rift between Jerusalem and Amman - analysis
On the security side, the situation is said to be better and the militaries in both countries are believed to regularly work together against common threats.
Jordan: Crown prince nixed Jerusalem visit due to Israeli ‘restrictions’
“Jordan had agreed with Israel on the arrangements for the visit, but we were surprised at the last minute that Israel wanted to impose new arrangements and change the visit program."
Gantz secretly met Jordan's King Abdullah - report
Regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu, Gantz stated that "his presence interferes with the advancement of [these] relations."
Jordanian Embassy visits Jordanian prisoners in Israel amid lockdown
According to 'The Jordan Times,' a Jordanian English daily, local news sources claim that few Jordanian detainees have contracted COVID-19.
Mine-free River Jordan shrine ends 50 year wait for Epiphany
Israeli de-mining efforts began in 2018 and included support from the Halo Trust, a Scottish-based mine clearance group.
Jordan fears losing control over Muslim sites in Jerusalem
The issue dates back to 1924, when the Supreme Muslim Council accepted Hussein bin Ali (Sharif of Mecca) as custodian of Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Five Jordanians on trial for allegedly plotting attacks against Israel
One of the suspects, trained in preparing explosives, recruited four other local Jordanians; together, they started to plan their infiltration and attacks.
