(13 Nov 1994) Three busloads of Israeli tourists were allowed into Jordan for
the first time on Sunday (13/11) as part of organized groups
following the signing of a peace treaty last month. About 100
Israeli passport holders went through two new border crossings.
Two buses went through the River Jordan border post between Beit Shean in Israel and Irbid in Jordan and one through the Red Sea border between Eilat and Aqaba.
SHOWS:
ISRAELI-JORDANIAN BORDER, 13/11:
(Red Sea border between Eilat and Aqaba)
0.00 Peace sign at israeli-Jordanian border, pan to ws of border
crossing
0.11 Bus driving to border gates. Gates being opened.
0.15 Tourists getting off bus
0.19 Israeli woman tourist SOT "I was thinking of a little scary
thoughts, but basically I feel pretty safe."
0.25 Bus driving through border to Jordanian side.
0.30 Jordanian border policeman collecting passports
0.37 cu passports
0.40 woman filling in immigration form
0.43 passports being checked
0.50 Israeli border guard and Jordanian border guard with forms
0.54 ws of queue of people crossing border
0.58 ENDS
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