Jordan Charges Church Attack Suspects with Terrorism
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The Jordanian judiciary has announced that investigations into the bloody attack on a church in Kark governorate have been completed and that seven terrorist charges have been brought against those suspected of being involved, with a view to bringing them before the court.
Jordan charges church attack suspects with terrorism
Three men in Jordan face terrorism charges for their involvement in a deadly church attack that resulted in nine deaths and numerous injuries. The attack occurred at a Greek Orthodox church during a funeral service.
On Tuesday, 3 November, the Jordanian courts charged three suspects for the attack on a Greek-Orthodox church in Karak, which had killed nine people on 23 October. Terrorist charges, some of which were punishable by the death penalty, were detained.
Jordan arrests suspects in terrorist attack on church in Karak Governorate
Amman : Mazen Al Faraya, Minister of Interior, affirmed on Monday that official assurances regarding public safety are grounded in firm security measures, following the capture of the terrorists behind the church attack in Hmoud village, Karak Governorate. In a post on X on Monday, Al Faraya said: “When we asked the public to rest [...]
Amman: The Attorney-General of the Jordanian State Security Court, Ahmed Talat Shehaltog, Tuesday, declared that investigations into the attack on the Hamoud Church in Kark governorate had been completed and that the case had been referred to the court for trial, after seven charges had been filed against the complainants. This was stated in a statement transmitted by the official Jordanian news agency, Petra, concerning the attack on the Church…
In a decisive step that reflects the firmness of the Jordanian judicial and security institution in dealing with terrorist threats, the Attorney-General of the State Security Court, Brigadier-General Ahmed Talat Shehltog, announced today, 3 November 2026, that the detailed investigation of the terrorist attack on the Church of St. Giorgios in Hamoud town in Kark governorate had been closed, and that the accused had been formally referred to the …
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