Former Prime Ministers: Jordan is immune to those who tamper with its security thanks to the wisdom of its leadership and the cohesion of its people

In the presence of Irbid Governor Firas Abu Al-Ghunam, Northern Region Police Commander Brigadier General Mahmoud Al-Fayez, directors of security agencies in the governorate, members of parliament, the mayor of Bani Ebeid, members of the municipal council, and a large crowd of national citizens, families, and official and popular figures, the prime ministers emphasized that the condolences in the village of "Hammoud," which witnessed the participation of large numbers of citizens, served as a clear and explicit message to the entire world reflecting the depth of national cohesion and standing as a solid internal front behind the Hashemite leadership and security agencies.

Former Prime Minister Abdel Raouf Al-Rawabdeh affirmed that the small village of "Hammoud" has turned into a capital of love, praising the mutual support and cohesion witnessed there, which reflects the bright image of Jordanian society, and stressing that all Jordanians are united and cohesive in times of hardship and ease under the umbrella of the Hashemite leadership.

Al-Rawabdeh stressed that this nation was built upon the cohesion, brotherhood, and coexistence of its people under the Hashemite leadership, affirming that there is no difference between a Muslim and a Christian on the soil of this homeland; they are one single body raised with their customs and traditions as a single Jordanian family that knows no division, where neither Muslim nor Christian is distinguished, but all are equal Jordanians on the soil of this homeland.

Former Prime Minister Abdel Raouf Al-Rawabdeh affirmed that the wise Hashemite leadership has guided the nation with its piercing vision toward safety, pointing out that the cohesion of the Jordanian people and their standing behind their Hashemite leadership throughout all stages and milestones of building the Jordanian state has always been a symbol of Jordan's strength and resilience, thanks to the wisdom of the leadership and the awareness of the people and their realization of the magnitude of the challenges.

Al-Khasawneh: A model in shared affliction and national fusion

For his part, former Prime Minister Dr. Bisher Al-Khasawneh said: "Today we are in Bani Ebeid to offer condolences to ourselves first; this affliction is the affliction of the entire nation, and the martyrs are the martyrs of all Jordan," pointing out that every Jordanian felt they were the children of these martyrs who fell in Karak defending the soil of the homeland.

Al-Khasawneh added that Jordan is considered a unique model in "shared affliction," continuing: "We always say that one eye of this nation is a Christian eye, and the other eye is a Muslim eye," stressing the rejection of hate speech and the importance of accepting the other. He explained that Jordan was not built merely on "coexistence," but rather on a deep state of national fusion between Muslims and Christians who have blended into one body, taking shelter under the canopy of the single Jordanian family under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein.

Al-Mulki: Our national fabric is cohesive and there is no room for attempts to penetrate it.

In the same context, former Prime Minister Dr. Hani Al-Mulki affirmed that we live in a society whose fabric is cohesive and whose threads are tight, through which no one can penetrate, stressing that any attempt to strike this fabric will be confronted by Jordanians through their solidarity and cohesion under the Hashemite leadership.

Al-Mulki added that Jordan is the heir to the Great Arab Revolt, explaining that this nation brings us together, and the Hashemite leadership unites our hearts with love, peace, and shared living.

Church pastors: No distinction between Muslim and Christian in confronting terrorism

For their part, church pastors affirmed that Jordan, since its inception, has never known any distinction between a Muslim and a Christian in its ranks, pointing out that this gathering at the condolence house embodies the depth of national unity and the firm stance in the face of terrorism, extremist ideology, and all attempts to tamper with the security and stability of the homeland, which is something not unusual for Jordanians.