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Greater Madaba Municipality announced on Monday the naming of one of its city streets "Martyrs of Humud Church" to honor the memory of the victims of the terrorist attack in the village of Humud, Karak Governorate. The initiative underscores the unity of the Jordanian people and their shared grief in facing adversity.
Chairman of the Municipal Committee, Haitham Jweinats, stated that this naming carries a national and humanitarian message beyond geographic boundaries, affirming that the memory of the martyrs will remain embedded in the national conscience. He emphasized that true loyalty to the fallen is demonstrated through preserving national unity and fostering values of tolerance.
Jweinats added that the gesture expresses deep solidarity with the people of Karak Governorate and the families of the victims, stressing that Jordan will continue to stand as a model of national cohesion and brotherhood, where any attempt to target its social fabric impacts all Jordanians equally.
Source: Rum News Agency
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