Longest-serving Jordanian prisoner in Israel arrives back home
Al Jazeera
Abu Jaber, 44, completed a 20-year sentence for planting a bomb on an Israeli bus in December 2000.
The longest-serving Jordanian prisoner in an Israeli jail has arrived home after completing a 20-year sentence for planting a bomb on an Israeli bus. Abdullah Abu Jaber, 44, was arrested after the explosive device went off on the bus in Tel Aviv and injured more than a dozen people in December 2000. He was one of the thousands of Jordanians who found casual work in Israel after the two countries normalised ties with a peace treaty in 1994.
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