Irbid municipalities organize solidarity sit-ins coinciding with the funeral of the martyrs
Naming streets after them announced
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Irbid Governorate municipalities held mass solidarity sit-ins today in front of their main buildings, coinciding with the funeral of the martyrs of the tragic incident that occurred at Hamoud Church in Karak Governorate, expressing national cohesion and absolute solidarity with the people in proud Karak.
The solidarity sit-ins were attended by the staff and employees of all governorate municipalities and massive crowds of citizens, including: (Greater Irbid Municipality, Bani Obaid Municipality, West Irbid Municipality, New Ramtha Municipality, Sahl Hawran Municipality, Khalid bin Al-Walid Municipality, Kaffarat Municipality, New Yarmouk Municipality, Muadh bin Jabal Municipality, North Shuna Municipality, Al-Sarou Municipality, Tabaqat Fahl Municipality, Shurahbil bin Hasana Municipality, Greater Mazar Municipality, New Al-Taiba Municipality, Bani Kinana Municipality, Al-Wustiyah Municipality, Al-Kura Municipality, and Barqash Municipality), with attendees overwhelmed by grief and sorrow over this grave calamity.
During the sit-ins, the municipalities announced that they will name a number of main streets in their regions after the martyrs of the Hamoud Church incident, to immortalize their fragrant memory and embody loyalty to their pure blood that united the feelings of Jordanians across all governorates.
Municipal presidents and participants affirmed their full solidarity, declaring their absolute and decisive rejection of any act targeting places of worship or violating their sanctity, and emphasizing their total rejection of all forms of hate speech and incitement that attempt to tamper with the security and stability of the nation.
Participants in the sit-ins stressed that this sinful act will not undermine the determination or cohesion of Jordanians, and that Jordan will remain resilient against anyone attempting to harm its security and stability, pointing out that Jordanians in this Hashemite sanctuary are one people united by one pain and one homeland, and that the brotherhood between Muslims and Christians is a firmly rooted value and a source of strength for the nation, as Christians and Muslims are family and brothers in Karak and throughout all of Jordan always.
Participants prayed for the souls of the martyrs and victims, wished a speedy recovery for the injured, and offered sincere condolences to their families and the wider Jordanian family in this painful calamity, praying to Almighty God to accept them among the righteous and to keep Jordan an oasis of security and stability.
