Joint List Condemns Terror Attack on Church in Jordan's Karak Governorate
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The Joint List issued a strong condemnation of a terrorist attack on a church in Jordan's Karak region that caused civilian casualties. The group called the assault "cowardly" and contrary to human values. The Joint List expressed solidarity with Jordan and its Christian population, stating terrorism is without religion.
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- The Joint List condemned a terrorist attack on a church in Jordan's Karak region.
- The attack resulted in civilian casualties, including injuries and deaths.
- The Joint List called the assault a "cowardly act" contrary to human values.
- The organization expressed solidarity with the Jordanian people and Christians.
- The Joint List stated that terrorism has no religion.
The Joint List has strongly condemned the "criminal terrorist attack" that targeted a church in the Karak region of Jordan, resulting in casualties among innocent civilians. The organization described the assault on innocent lives and places of worship as a "cowardly act" and a terrorist crime that contradicts all human, moral, and religious values, aiming to spread fear and hatred while undermining pluralism and fraternity.
The Joint List affirmed its full solidarity with the Jordanian people, the families of the victims, and Jordanian Christians, emphasizing that "terrorism has no religion."
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