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Jordan strikes southern Syria after linking church attackers to 'terrorist groups'

  • On Monday, the Jordanian air force launched strikes against militant hideouts in southern Syria, retaliating for Friday's attack on a Greek Orthodox Church in Karak that killed nine people.
  • The operation, named 'Jordanian Deterrence- Hamoud,' targeted hideouts belonging to what Jordan described as terrorist groups linked to the church attack in the village of Hamoud.
  • Following a dawn shootout in Karak, authorities arrested three men identified as brothers Hazzah Zaidan Mohammad and Mishal Zaidan Mohammad, and brother-in-law Ahmad Sami Hussein, all Jordanian.
  • King Abdullah II vowed to respond with 'an iron fist' against extremism as Jordan declared three days of national mourning for the victims of the attack.
  • Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya warned that extremist thinking must be resolved to prevent future incidents, stating 'if this way of thinking is not resolved, we will see incidents like this again.
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Five civilians, including women and children, died as a result of air strikes by the Jordanian Air Force in Deraa Province in southern Syria, as stated in a statement by the Provincial General Health Department.

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<p>Jordan launches air strikes in Syria after church attack — civilian deaths are reported Jordan has launched air strikes on suspected militant shelters in Syria after the attack on the church. Syria reported 5 dead Civilians</p>.

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Five civilians, including children, were killed today in Jordanian attacks on the southern city of Daraa.

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Deutsche Welle broke the news in Bonn, Germany on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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