Karak:The International Affairs Association has condemned a terrorist attack on mourners at a church in Hamoud village, Karak Governorate, resulting in several deaths and injuries.
According to Jordan News Agency, the Association released a statement on Saturday, asserting that targeting individuals based on their beliefs or religious affiliations is an affront to all Jordanians and violates the principles of equality, freedom of worship, and human dignity.
The Association expressed concern that extremism and hate speech pose a threat to civil peace and aim to undermine Jordan's national unity and social fabric. It emphasized that Jordan is a state founded on citizenship and equality, highlighting the joint contributions of Muslims and Christians in building the Kingdom and strengthening its unity under the Hashemite leadership.
The statement also underscored the importance of coexistence, mutual respect, the rule of law, and social justice in safeguarding the country against terrorism and division. The Association extended condolences to the victims' families and the people of Karak, wishing the injured a speedy recovery and praying for the deceased.
Furthermore, the Association called for national unity in the fight against extremism and terrorism.