Arab Views: Do Jordan’s Christians Feel Safe After Church Attack?
6 Articles
6 Articles
The lawyer for the families of the victims of the Crack Church attack, in a statement to the island Net, said that last Wednesday the court closed its third hearing in the case, in preparation for the delivery of the judgement on Sunday, 15 November.
Arab Views: Do Jordan’s Christians feel safe after church attack?
AMMAN: For almost 2,000 years, Christians have lived, worshipped and built communities in the lands that now make up Jordan. But on Oct. 23, that long history of coexistence was shaken by an act of violence that left a small village grieving and raised painful questions about the future of Christianity in the Middle East. Gunmen opened fire on mourners gathered for a funeral at a church in Hamoud, in the southern governorate of Karak, killing ni…
Ammonnews : Verdict expected Sunday in Karak church attack case
The State Security Court is expected to deliver its verdict on Sunday, in the case involving the terrorist attack on St. George's Church in the town of Humud, Karak Governorate, which claimed the lives of nine people, according to Amer Halsa, the lawyer representing the victims' families.The...
Amman: For nearly 2,000 years, Christians have lived, worshipped, and built communities in the regions that make up Jordan. But on October 23, that long history of coexistence was shaken by an act of violence, leaving small villages mourning and highlighting painful questions about the future of Christianity in the Middle East. Gunmen opened fire on mourners gathered at a church in Hamoud, southern Karak province, killing nine and injuring dozen…
Jordanian Christians Grieve Terror Attack on Church
Faris lingered outside with other men at a funeral held in a red-domed Greek Orthodox church in the Jordanian village of Hamoud, 75 miles southeast of the capital, Amman. A beloved local woman had died, and around 150 people had gathered in the pews last month to mourn. But 15 minutes into the service, the […]
#Swalev, the State Security Court, Sunday, is holding a sentencing hearing in the case of the terrorist attack against the Orthodox Roman Church of St. Georgius in the town of Hamoud, Kark governorate, which resulted in the martyrdom of nine people and injury to others, after the conclusion of its three sessions and hearing the arguments and witness testimonies, as confirmed by the Martyr's family's lawyer Amer hallucination. The sentencing date…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
