The Greater Irbid Municipality Committee has decided to name one of the streets in the city of Irbid after the martyr, dentist Dr. Fadi Halsa, in honor of his soul and to commemorate his memory, following his martyrdom in the painful terrorist events that took place in the town of Hamoud in Karak Governorate.
The head of the Greater Irbid Municipality Committee, Imad Al-Azzam, affirmed that the decision comes as an expression of the absolute solidarity of the municipality and the people of Irbid Governorate with the families of the nation's martyrs and the injured, and as an affirmation that the pure blood of the martyrs will remain a beacon of guidance and a symbol of sacrifice and loyalty to dear Jordan.
Al-Azzam stressed that all Jordanians stand united behind the wise Hashemite leadership, the security services, and the armed forces – the Arab Army, in confronting anyone who attempts to undermine the nation's security, stability, and national unity, noting that these criminal acts will only increase the Jordanian people's strength and cohesion.
Al-Azzam added that naming this vital street in the city after the martyr Dr. Fadi Halsa ensures that his name remains etched in the memory of future generations as a symbol of sacrifice, coexistence, and the national unity that distinguishes Jordan.
Al-Azzam prayed to the Almighty to shower the martyr with His vast mercy, to grant the injured a speedy recovery, and to keep Jordan safe and stable under the banner of His Majesty King Abdullah II.
