Malaysia condemns deadly attack on Jordan church, stands in solidarity with victims
Malaysia has strongly condemned the deliberate attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Hamoud village, Karak Governorate in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. — AFP pic
Summary
- Malaysia has strongly condemned the attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Hamoud village, Jordan, labeling it a grave violation of religious sanctity and an act of extremism.
- The Malaysian Foreign Ministry extended condolences to Jordan and the victims' families while reaffirming its commitment to combatting extremism alongside Jordan.
- Malaysia emphasized its dedication to maintaining strong bilateral relations with Jordan and promoting religious harmony.
- The attack's death toll rose to nine, prompting a three-day national mourning in Jordan.
First Published: Sunday, 25 Oct 2026 10:50 AM MYT
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 25 — Malaysia has strongly condemned the deliberate attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Hamoud village, Karak Governorate in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
According to the Foreign Ministry, also known as Wisma Putra, the attack constituted a grave violation of the sanctity of religious sites and a heinous act of extremism that has no place in any society.
“Malaysia extends its deepest condolences to the Government and people of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and to the families of the victims of the extremist attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Hamoud village, Karak Governorate,” it said in a statement on Sunday.
Wisma Putra said Malaysia reaffirmed its steadfast commitment, together with Jordan, to reject extremism in all its forms and manifestations, regardless of motive or justification.
Malaysia also reiterated its commitment to strengthening the close and longstanding bilateral relations between the two countries, including in defending the shared values of religious harmony and peaceful coexistence, it said.
Malaysia also expressed its solidarity with Jordan during this difficult time.
Anadolu Ajansi, citing the state news agency (Petra), reported on Saturday that the death toll from Friday’s attack on mourners attending a funeral at Hamoud Church in Jordan’s southern Karak Governorate rose to nine.
Following the incident, Jordanian Prime Minister Jafar Hassan ordered three days of nationwide mourning beginning Friday, October 23. — Bernama
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We know who did it, those 'spitting-at-Christians' S-Wholes
What Effing proof?
ReplyDeleteOr just the usual "Israel is always guilty" kerbau ?
And what makes you assume Jihadists are innocent ?
wakakaka, if I had accused Jihadists you wouldn't demand evidence from me
DeleteKT's Trusted Sources Russia Foreign Ministry and CAIR Reported, So It Must Be True.....
ReplyDeleteInternational statements and organizations (such as the Russian Foreign Ministry and CAIR) reported that ISIS (Daesh) claimed responsibility for the October 23, 2026, attack on Saint George's Greek Orthodox Church in the village of Hammoud, Karak governorate, Jordan.
• The Attack: Gunmen opened fire during a memorial church service, killing at least 7 people and injuring 40 others.
• The Claim: International bodies and organizations—including a statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)—stated that ISIS/Daesh claimed responsibility.
• Suspects: According to Jordan's Interior Ministry, the attackers expressed allegiance to the Islamic State in a video
so,mfer, only what u have vomited is gospel?
DeleteOoop… fart chamber materials good foe its consumption!
KT's Logik is If I Spit At Someone I Am A Murderer and Will Kill Them?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.thejc.com/news/uk/bbc-apologises-jews-spit-christians-holiday-ritual-xzh0xzjt
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/06/14/bbc-arabic-apologises-claim-jews-spit-on-christians/
mfer, ain't that been happening within & across the whole of that intra Abrahamic sects' infigjtings?
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