
King Abdullah II confirms via the X platform that terrorists will not escape punishment
Jordanian King Abdullah II praised the security services for arresting the perpetrators of an attack that targeted a church in Karak, stressing that terrorists will not escape punishment.
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An attack targeted a church in the southern Karak Governorate on Monday, and the Public Security Directorate announced the arrest of the perpetrators.
(CNN) - The Jordanian King, King Abdullah II, praised the security services that arrested the perpetrators of the attack that targeted a church in the southern Karak Governorate, Monday, stressing that “terrorists will not escape punishment.”
King Abdullah II previously wrote on his page on the “X” platform, Twitter: “Here are the ignorant people who have pursued them to their holes. We said that terrorists will not escape punishment, and no thinker who differentiates between Jordanian and Jordanian will escape punishment.”
The Jordanian king continued by saying: “May God have mercy on the martyrs, heal the injured, and protect our homeland and our people from all evil.”
Jordanian Public Security announced the arrest of the perpetrators of the operation, according to what the official Jordanian News Agency reported on Monday.

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