VIDEO: Jordanian detained by 'Israel' recalls experience

Musleh Al-Oudat, who was detained by "Israeli" authorities following a shooting incident on the Palestinian side of the King Hussein Bridge on Sept. 8, recounted his experience to Roya.

Oudat stated that after unloading trucks on the bridge from the opposite side, they suddenly heard gunfire in the area. "Israeli" soldiers then ordered them to raise their hands, and he and his companions complied.

He mentioned that they were blindfolded for about three hours and taken to an unknown location. Oudat noted that they spent around 15 days under interrogation, during which they faced threats and mistreatment from Israeli Occupation Forces.

Early Monday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the return of Jordanian citizens Mslah Al-Oudat and Hussein Al-Naimat to the Kingdom after their detention following the shooting incident at the King Hussein Bridge controlled by Israeli Occupation authorities on Sept. 8.

The incident was linked to the actions of Jordanian martyr Maher Al-Jazi, who carried out an operation at the Al-Karama crossing on the other side of the King Hussein Bridge, resulting in his death and the deaths of three "Israelis".