Universities organize solidarity vigils condemning the terrorist crime
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Universities organized events and solidarity vigils to condemn the terrorist crime witnessed in Karak Governorate, to express rejection of violence and terrorism, to show solidarity with the families of the martyrs and the injured, and to affirm adherence to national unity, rallying around the Hashemite leadership and security services, and safeguarding Jordan's security and stability.
The Deanship of Student Affairs at Al-Zaytoonah University organized a solidarity vigil condemning the crime witnessed in Karak Governorate, affirming the rejection of violence and terrorism in all their forms, and adherence to national unity and standing as one in the face of everything that would undermine Jordan's security and stability.
University President Dr. Mohammad Al-Majali affirmed the university's strong condemnation of this crime, pointing out that Jordan's security and stability are a red line that cannot be compromised, and that such events call for strengthening national unity and intensifying efforts aimed at protecting society and preserving its achievements.
He pointed to the importance of rallying around the Hashemite leadership and security services, and appreciating their role in maintaining the security and stability of the homeland, stressing that the cohesion and unity of Jordanians constitute the foundation of the state's strength and its ability to face various challenges.
For its part, the Deanship of Student Affairs at Jadara University organized a solidarity vigil on campus to express the university's solidarity with the people of Karak Governorate following the painful criminal attack witnessed in the governorate, condemning the acts of violence and terrorism that targeted innocent lives and the security and stability of the homeland.
University President Dr. Habes Al-Zuboun said that we stand today not only to console Karak, but to declare that the blood of its sons is our blood, the pain of its mothers is the pain of our mothers, and that every innocent soul taken on the soil of this homeland leaves a wound in the heart of every Jordanian.
For her part, Vice President of the University Dr. Eman Al-Bashiti affirmed that the vigil embodies the authenticity of national belonging and the depth of human solidarity that brings the Jordanian people together in the face of adversity.
For his part, Dean of Student Affairs Dr. Nayef Al-Zoubi affirmed that organizing this vigil stems from the national and educational role played by the Deanship in consolidating the values of good citizenship, enhancing the spirit of responsibility and belonging among students, and providing them with the opportunity to express their solidarity with their fellow citizens in various circumstances.
Participants in the vigil expressed their solidarity with the families of the victims and the injured, affirming that such painful events only increase Jordanians' adherence to their national unity, pride in their state institutions, and belief that Jordan's security and stability is a shared responsibility that does not accept complacency.
At Ajloun National University, its President Dr. Firas Al-Hanandeh affirmed his pride in the heroic efforts made by the security services in pursuing and arresting the perpetrators of the terrorist crime in Karak Governorate, stressing that the vigilance, courage, and competence of the nation's heroes embody their ability to protect Jordan's security and stability and safeguard the safety of its citizens.
He expressed his pride in the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II and His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al-Hussein bin Abdullah II, affirming that Jordan's security, stability, and national unity will remain a firm priority, and that state institutions, with their competence and readiness, stand as an impenetrable barrier in the face of anyone who tries to harm the homeland or threaten the safety of its people.
Ammoun Applied University College also organized a solidarity vigil with the families of the martyrs of the Hamoud Church in Karak Governorate, embodying the meanings of solidarity and citizenship. College Dean Dr. Ibrahim Al-Kurdi affirmed the unity and brotherhood of Jordanians, stressing that Jordanians are one family, and that harming the security of any of its members is a harm to all Jordanians. Al-Kurdi praised the great efforts made by the security services in maintaining the security and stability of the homeland, and their high efficiency in dealing with the incident and arresting the perpetrators of the operation, affirming that Jordan will remain, under the wise Hashemite leadership, a model of national cohesion and unity among its people, and that attempts to undermine its security or harm its national unity will fail in the face of the awareness and cohesion of Jordanians.
