He added that the participation of local community members and various figures in the sit-in reflects the depth of the bonds that bring Jordanians together, pointing out that Islamic-Christian coexistence represents a fundamental pillar in the national fabric, and that preserving it is a shared responsibility that requires promoting a culture of dialogue and tolerance and rejecting all forms of extremism and incitement.
The director of the Ajloun Vocational Training Institute, Engineer Laith Al-Qudah, emphasized the importance of the role of educational and training institutes in raising youth awareness about the dangers of extremist ideology, and enhancing their ability to confront ideas that call for hatred and division, pointing out that spreading a culture of dialogue and respecting diversity contributes to building a generation aware of its responsibilities towards its community and homeland.
The head of the Ayn Janna Health Committee, Muneeb Al-Qudah, pointed out that the participation of community figures in the sit-in embodies the responsibility of institutions and local committees in enhancing national solidarity, stressing the importance of concerted community efforts in confronting attempts to stir up discord, and preserving relations based on respect and cooperation among members of the community.
Mahmoud Al-Smadi said, in a speech on behalf of the "Arabkom" group, that the sit-in comes as an expression of solidarity with the people of Karak and the rejection of attacks on places of worship, stressing the importance of community initiatives in promoting popular participation and expressing national positions that reflect the cohesion of Jordanian society.
He added that the group is keen to organize initiatives and events that promote the values of citizenship and solidarity among members of the community, pointing out the importance of engaging youth in community activities, spreading a culture of tolerance and moderation, and countering hate speech.
For her part, the coordinator of the "Arabkom" group, Fatima Al-Qudah, pointed out the importance of these sit-ins in entrenching the values of brotherhood and solidarity among members of Jordanian society, and enhancing awareness of the importance of protecting places of worship and safeguarding their sanctity, stressing that societal cohesion forms the basis for confronting hate speech and enhancing national unity.
Ratib Al-Qudah, a member of the local community, said that participating in the sit-in expresses the locals' stance rejecting the attack on places of worship, and affirms their solidarity with the people of Karak Governorate, pointing out that such stances reflect the strength of social ties among Jordanians and their keenness to preserve the security and stability of the homeland.
The participants stressed the importance of continuing community initiatives that promote the values of tolerance and co-existence, and entrench a culture of dialogue and mutual respect, in a way that preserves the unity and cohesion of Jordanian society.
