17 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 02:52, updated 12 h ago
Jordan arrests three over church attack: state TV
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Jordanian security forces arrested three men on Monday over a Friday attack on a Greek Orthodox church in Karak governorate, about 120 km southwest of Amman, that killed nine people and wounded dozens during a funeral. The Public Security Directorate said the suspects were located in an abandoned house and, after refusing to surrender and firing on police, were wounded and arrested in a shootout lasting about three hours; no security personnel were hurt. Director of Public Security Major General Abdullah Al-Maaytah said the suspects were two brothers and their brother-in-law, identified as Hazza Zaidan Mohammed, Meshal Zaidan Mohammed and Ahmad Sami Hussein, and that they had no known ties to other groups. Interior Minister Mazen al-Faraya described them as extremist terrorists, and said authorities were reviewing what led young people toward extremism. King Abdullah II ordered an "iron fist" response and a review of security procedures. No group has claimed responsibility. One suspect was reported in critical condition.
Where accounts differ. Death tolls differ: UNB and CNA report nine dead, while Al Jazeera cites eight killed per the Ministry of Health, with the ninth dying later; France 24 names the village as Hammoud and Al Jazeera as Al-Jadeeda for the hideout.
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