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Soldiers detain truck transporting building materials in Kardalah, Jordan Valley, for several hours

19 October 2022

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The truck on its way to the military camp. Photo courtesy of area residents

On Wednesday, 19 October 2022, at around 2:00 P.M., military forces came to the village of Kardalah in the Jordan Valley and detained a truck driver transporting building materials. The forces ordered him to drive the truck to a military camp near the settlement of Mehola, where he was held for several hours before being allowed to leave with the truck.