Malaysia condemns deadly attack on Jordan church, stands in solidarity with victims
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 25 — Malaysia has strongly condemned the deliberate attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of St. G...
Malaysia has strongly condemned the deadly attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Jordan, expressing deep condolences to the Jordanian government and people, as well as the victims' families. The Foreign Ministry, or Wisma Putra, emphasized that the attack was a grave violation of religious sites and an act of extremism with no place in society.
Malaysia reaffirmed its commitment to rejecting extremism in all forms and strengthening bilateral relations with Jordan, particularly in upholding shared values of religious harmony and peaceful coexistence. The death toll from the attack, which took place during a funeral in Hamoud village, Karak Governorate, has risen to nine, prompting Jordanian Prime Minister Jafar Hassan to declare three days of nationwide mourning.
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