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Jordan Bar Association implements a halt to pleading in solidarity with the families of the martyrs and wounded of the Karak incident
The Jordan Bar Association implemented, on Monday, a one-hour halt to pleading before the Kingdom's courts, in solidarity with the families of the martyrs and wounded of the Karak incident, and to affirm national unity, the rule of law, and the security and stability of the homeland.
The Bassaussion Syndicate's President, Yahya Abu Aboud, and members of the Council participated in the sit-in held in the halls of the Palace of Justice, affirming the Syndicate's national and humanitarian stance, translating its council's decision to solidarity with the families of the martyrs and the wounded, and condemning the terrorist act that targeted the sons of the nation.
The Syndicate affirmed that this step comes in continuation of its national, legal, and humanitarian duty, embodying the unity of the national ranks and standing united behind the homeland, its institutions, and its security agencies, stressing the importance of national solidarity in confronting terrorist acts and preserving Jordan's security and stability.
Abu Aboud praised the efforts of the security agencies which culminated in the arrest of the perpetrators of the attack on the church in Karak.
Abu Aboud pointed out that the Arab Lawyers Union sent a cable of condolence to the Syndicate, and also issued a statement condemning the cowardly terrorist act that targeted the church, expressing its solidarity with Jordan.
In the same context, a delegation from the Syndicate headed by Abu Aboud visited the mourning house for the victims of the Al-Hammoud Church incident in Karak, and offered condolences to the families of the martyrs, expressing the Syndicate's solidarity with them in their affliction.
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