Recently, a Chinese citizen was caught trying to enter Israel through the Israel-Jordan border crossing with forged documents. Another Chinese citizen was caught by Jordanian law enforcement when trying to smuggle into Israel from Jordan. Meanwhile, their recipients in Israel were detained, their work visas were revoked, and they have now been deported back to their country. Recently, some lawbreakers claimed that they could bring people into Israel to work through travel or special channels to carry out illegal smuggling, and have been caught many times by the Israeli police and immigration authorities. Participants will face serious consequences of jail time, deportation, and prolonged entry bans. Lawful workers in Israel who participate in border crossings, transfers, and provision of accommodations to assist in smuggling, even if they have legal work visas, will be revoked and also face detention and deportation. According to the relevant provisions of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, when Chinese citizens engage in illegal and criminal activities abroad, the Chinese judicial authorities enjoy jurisdiction and have the power to investigate their legal liability in accordance with the law.

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