Indian national killed trying to enter Israel illegally was victim of job scam, family says
Thomas Gabriel Perera was tricked by a job scam into traveling to Jordan and later tried to enter Israel in search of work.
Israeli forces kill 2 attempting border crossing from Jordan, arrest 6
Israeli forces shot and killed two individuals attempting to cross the Jordanian border into Israel overnight, ...
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Indian killed in Jordan was victim of job scam, family say
The family of an Indian man who was shot dead while illegally crossing into Israel say he was a victim of a job scam. Thomas ...
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Israel’s Killings of Palestinians in Gaza Resume as Ceasefire Hangs by a Thread
On Monday afternoon, two friends, Khaled al-Shaer, 60, and Musa Qishta, 59, were walking toward their destroyed homes in the ...
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Malayali man shot dead while attempting to cross into Israel illegally
According to reports, the two men, along with two others, attempted to cross the border from Jordan to Israel illegally.
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IDF arrests two suspects crossing into Israel from Jordan near Dead Sea border
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Israel Fires at Ambulances Transporting Evacuating Patients from Gaza
Israeli tanks opened fire on ambulances carrying Palestinian patients set to be evacuated from Gaza for medical attention ...
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Indian rickshaw driver killed while crossing Israel border, family says he was promised a job
who was shot dead while illegally crossing into Israel, has said that the Kerala native was a victim of a job scam. A man from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram was shot dead in Jordan by security forces.
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Indian killed in Jordan was victim of job scam, family say
He was lured to Jordan by the promise of a lucrative ... The agent then suggested they should try illegally crossing into Israel, claiming there were plenty of opportunities there.