Al-Hajjaj joins Aqaba secondary students in their morning broadcast in solidarity with the martyrs of the Karak church
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The Director of Education for Aqaba Governorate, Dr. Abdulwahab Al-Hajjaj, joined the students of Aqaba Comprehensive Secondary School for Boys today in observing a minute of silence in solidarity with the martyrs of the Hamoud Church in Karak, during the morning assembly, in the presence of the school principal, Majid Al-Khasawneh.
The school broadcast was dedicated to discussing the cowardly act, affirming the values of national unity and brotherhood among the people of the unified Jordanian society, rejecting attacks on places of worship, and consolidating the values of love and coexistence.
Al-Hajjaj emphasized that this stand embodies the unity and cohesion of Jordanians in the face of events that affect the security and stability of society, stressing the importance of the role of educational institutions in promoting the values of citizenship, belonging, and tolerance among students.
Al-Hajjaj stressed that the tragedy is one, and that what affects any Jordanian affects all the people of the nation, confirming that the unity of the Jordanian ranks and the cohesion of its people form the basis for confronting everything that targets the security and stability of society, and that Jordanians will remain one rank united by the bonds of brotherhood, belonging, and a common destiny.
He pointed to the importance of intensifying national awareness within schools, instilling responsibility in students to preserve the homeland and safeguard its security and stability, and promoting respect for others and acceptance of differences, noting that protecting Jordan is a shared responsibility that requires awareness, belonging, and responsible positions, and that the school plays a pivotal role in preparing a generation that realizes the value of national unity and maintains the cohesion of society and the nation.
