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Jordan’s King Vows Fierce Retaliation for Terrorist Attack in Karak

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Jordan’s King Abdullah II vowed the harshest retaliation for the terrorist attack in Karak

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At least seven people were killed on Friday in an armed attack in a Greek Orthodox church in southern Jordan, in the governorate of Karak, a rare attack against the Christian community in the Hashemite kingdom, reports AFP, Reuters and Petra, quoted by Agerpres. King Abdullah II promised that the punishments "the most severe after the attack ...

·Romania
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An armed attack on the Church of Hamoud Balkark caused 7 deaths and 34 widespread anger in Jordan, and King Abdullah promised to strike with an iron hand, while Jordanians confirmed their attachment to national unity in the face of such attacks.

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On Friday, King Abdullah II of Jordan pledged to punish the perpetrators of the terrorist attack on a church in the Jordanian city of Kark, which resulted in casualties among the dead and wounded.

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At least seven people were killed when gunmen opened fire during a funeral at a church in southern Jordan, authorities said. 34 were wounded.

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Amán, Oct 23 (Latin Press) King Abdalá II of Jordan today promised to apply the most severe punishment to those responsible for the shooting in the southern province of Karak, which left seven dead and 28 injured, according to a preliminary assessment by the authorities. The post King of Jordan promises severe punishment for armed attack on church first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

The most severe penalties will be meted out for the deadly terrorist attack against Greek Orthodox Christians in a church in Al-Karak, the...

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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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