Death chases Israeli troops to Jordan; 2 killed in border shooting
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A retired Jordanian soldier has carried out a cross-border shooting and stabbing dual operation, killing two Israeli soldiers.
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Israeli soldiers drive on the border with the Gaza Strip, in southern occupied Palestine, Tuesday, Sep. 9, 2025 (AP)
Two Israeli soldiers have been killed in an operation along the Jordanian-Palestinian border, "Israel's" emergency service announced on Thursday.
According to the Israeli Army Radio, a shooting operation was carried out at the Allenby Bridge crossing on the occupied border, which resulted in the deaths of two occupation soldiers.
The operation was reportedly carried out by a retired soldier who previously served in the Jordanian Army. Israeli media detailed that he drove a truck carrying humanitarian aid through the crossing, shot, and stabbed two occupation troops at point-blank range.
Meanwhile, in Gaza, four Israeli soldiers were killed and eight others sustained injuries after an explosive device targeted an Israeli Humvee. The incident was described as "extremely difficult," with media reports noting that the location where the operation was executed was supposed to be a "safe zone for Israeli operations."
This comes as the Palestinian Resistance remains relentlessly committed to defending its people and land, as "Israel" intensifies its onslaught in Gaza in an attempt to ethnically cleanse it.
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