Solidarity stand by the municipalities of Southern Ghor, Ghor Al-Mazra'a, Mo'ab, Ay, and Mazar Al-Janoubi
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The municipalities of Southern Ghor, Ghor Al-Mazra'a, New Mo'ab, Ay, Muta, and Al-Mazar organized events and solidarity sit-ins in the wake of the events witnessed in the village of Hammoud in Karak Governorate. During these events, they expressed strong condemnation and denunciation of the criminal acts that targeted the security of the homeland and the safety of citizens, affirming their categorical rejection of all forms of violence, terrorism, and extremism, and the necessity of adhering to national unity and enhancing cohesion among the components of Jordanian society.
These events were held with the participation of heads of municipal committees, municipal council members, and employees, to affirm the unity of the national stance in facing acts that threaten the security and stability of society, to express solidarity with the people of Karak Governorate, and to stand as one rank in confronting anything that might compromise the security of the homeland and the unity of its people.
The participants stressed that what the village of Hammoud witnessed constitutes a painful event that calls for enhancing the values of brotherhood, tolerance, and solidarity among members of society, and adhering to the firm national principles that unite Jordanians, far from violence, extremism, and all practices targeting the social fabric and civil peace.
They emphasized that the unity and cohesion of Jordanians form a fundamental pillar in protecting the security and stability of the homeland, stressing the importance of rallying around the Hashemite leadership and standing behind state institutions and their competent agencies in their efforts aimed at safeguarding the security of citizens and protecting the nation's capabilities, along with the necessity of resorting to the law and not allowing events to affect the fraternal relations that bring together the people of a single society.
In the municipality of Muta and Al-Mazar Al-Janoubi, the solidarity event expressed the stance of the district's residents and municipal employees rejecting terrorist and criminal acts, affirming that the people of Jordan are bound by national belonging and a shared destiny, and that preserving societal peace is a shared national responsibility that requires enhancing awareness, cooperation, and solidarity among various components of society.
The events organized by the municipalities of Ghor Al-Mazra'a, New Mo'ab, Ay, and Southern Ghor also affirmed their rejection of all forms of assault on citizens and places of worship, stressing that the values of love, tolerance, and coexistence represent firm national constants, and that any attempt to undermine the unity of society will not affect the cohesion and solidarity of Jordanians.
The municipalities pointed out the role of local institutions in instilling the values of citizenship and promoting a culture of dialogue and tolerance, as they are institutions close to citizens and a key partner in enhancing societal awareness, affirming their continued fulfillment of their national and societal responsibilities in a way that contributes to preserving the security and stability of society.
Participants in the events affirmed their standing alongside the people of the nation in facing these events and their solidarity with those affected, stressing that Jordan will remain a model in national unity and brotherhood among its people, and that the rule of law, respect for state institutions, and adherence to national constants all constitute a firm foundation for protecting the security of the homeland and safeguarding its stability.
