The passports of 47 Israeli tourists in Bosnia and Herzegovina were accidentally thrown away. Some of the Israeli tourists stranded at their hotel claimed that their passports had been deliberately thrown away.

The 47 Israeli tourists, who had planned to leave Bosnia and Herzegovina yesterday, were unable to leave the country because their passports were accidentally thrown into a trash can at the hotel reception. According to reports in the Israeli press, the tourists learned that their passports had been accidentally thrown away after security cameras were reviewed. One of the tourists who spoke to the Israeli media said, “The passports were taken from the trash can at the reception desk to the trash trucks, and then to a local landfill. We were offered to stay at the hotel for another 48 hours, maybe even longer. We are afraid that we may be stuck here for more than a week.”

While the Israeli media reported the hotel's statement that the passports had been accidentally thrown away, one of the tourists said, "This is a very strange situation. How could someone throw passports in the trash? Everyone is silent. We suspect they were thrown away because they had the Israeli emblem on them. We are waiting for a clear answer because this is a serious act that harms people. We asked how it happened, but we still haven't received an answer."