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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Jordanian Church Attack Leaves 7 Dead, 10 Injured

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A shooting attack at a church in Karak, Jordan, killed at least seven people and injured ten. The city is located near the Israeli border. The motive for the attack, which targeted Christians, is currently unknown.

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  • Seven people were killed and ten injured in a church shooting in Karak, Jordan.
  • The city of Karak is situated about 23 kilometers from the Israeli border.
  • The attackers reportedly targeted Christians at the church.
  • The incident has further diminished Jordan's Christian population.
Jordanian Church Attack Leaves 7 Dead, 10 Injured
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A shooting attack targeting a church in the Jordanian city of Karak resulted in at least seven fatalities and ten injuries, according to reports. The city of Karak is located approximately 23 kilometers from the Israeli border, directly across from the Masada region.

The motive behind the attack remains unclear, with speculation raised about whether the perpetrators specifically targeted Christians. The incident has led to a further reduction in Jordan's Christian population.

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