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At least six people were killed and 28 injured after gunmen opened fire inside a church in Jordan's Karak province 90 miles south of the capital Amman, Jordan's…
At least six people were killed and 28 injured after gunmen opened fire inside a church in Jordan's Karak province 90 miles south of the capital Amman, Jordan's public security agency said. The "unidentified" gunmen are being pursued, the security agency said. Jordan's King Abdullah described the shooting as a "terrorist act." CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports.
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@@zippyali1Imported1wk ago
How trajic 😢
@@lucydean1063Imported1wk ago
A Christian massacre. These fers are the DEVIL. Get ‘em IDF and Mossad. The war on Christians is real. They’ll get theirs and it’s not going to be good. Evil evil evil.
@@mr.v4vendettaImported1wk ago
I do believe idf could be involved. They have a history of carrying out these operations to take advantage of peoples reactions.
@@Stmykal2026Imported1wk ago
SAD SITUATION ISRAEL 🇮🇱 STMYKAL A CHRISTIAN for CHRIST JESUS YESHUA HAMASHIAK 🤗
@@A.Hussein-q7oImported1wk ago
Mossad and IDF working overtime.
@@A.Hussein-q7oImported1wk ago
Zios so desperate to create a religious war between Muslims and Christians. The problem for them is people know already.
@@TS-1267Imported1wk ago
THAT SUPPOSEDLY <br>" PEACEFUL RELIGION "
@@JilbreelImported1wk ago
Idf doing what they do to instigate and accuse the muslims
@@Bzake-k7nImported1wk ago
This is the response to Republicans demonizing muslims in America. Muslims will in turn demonize Christianity and within that demonization, violence becomes justified. To them.
@@josefelixaranda9002Imported1wk ago
Hopefully the jordanian security forces will arrest very soon the three gunmen responsable of the terrorist attack in a christian church in south Jordan . As it is explained in this CNN video the Kingdom of Jordan has not seem usually a religion place as a target of terrorists but this time something wrong has been taken place.
At least six people were killed and 28 injured after gunmen opened fire inside a church in Jordan's Karak province 90 miles south of the capital Amman, Jordan's public security agency said. The "unidentified" gunmen are being pursued, the security agency said. Jordan's King Abdullah described the shooting as a "terrorist act." CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports.
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