Safadi said Israel's administrative detention of both citizens was "illegal" and vowed his country would "take all necessary legal and diplomatic measures to ensure their safe return home."Jordan's relations with Israel have been strained in recent years and the kingdom, which is one of only two Arab states that have a peace treaty with its neighbor, fears Israel's annexation of territory in the occupied West Bank dashes hopes of a future Palestinian state. However, on Wednesday morning, Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan responded in an interview with Reshet Bet radio that "there is excellent cooperation with Amman."The peace treaty with Israel is unpopular among the people of Jordan, where pro-Palestinian sentiment is widespread. Many of Jordan’s 7 million citizens are of Palestinian origin.היבא אללבדי שובתת רעב זה היום ה-33 במחאה על צו מעצר מינהלי שהוצא נגדה לאחר חקירה קשה בה עברה גם עינויים. ממשלת ישראל אחראית לשלילת חירותה של היבא, לעינויה, ולהידרדרות במצבה הבריאותי.מעצרים מנהליים ועינויים הם פסולים מוסרית ומשפטית. צריך לשחרר את היבא לאלתר.#FreeHiba pic.twitter.com/XqDTAIzocM
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