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An analysis by Nadine Nimri, based on a report by the Politics and Society Institute covering 23–26 October 2026, found that accounts based in Israel and other extremist accounts outside Jordan exploited the attack on the church in the village of Hamoud, in Karak, to shift the discussion from condemning the attack to sectarian and political disputes. Digital engagement exceeded 10 million, peaking at 10,000 posts per hour. About 38% of geolocated Spanish-language content came from accounts based in Israel, and the discussion spread across more than 10 languages. The analysis noted that these accounts amplified a limited number of voices, while only 20% of Jordanians comment on social media platforms, compared with 51% who simply follow them. It called for a credible Jordanian account of events to be shared in multiple languages and for critical thinking among young people to be strengthened.
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