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Retired military officers in Jordan called for harsher penalties for extremists and terrorists following the killing of Corporal Jawad Ali Al-Salayita and the injury of Lieutenant Firas Fayez Al-Ananzeh in an attack in the capital, Amman, on Thursday. They urged the adoption of a strategy to identify the causes of extremism and how it spreads, a review of sentences and the way convicted offenders are dealt with after serving their terms, and stronger intelligence efforts, training, and security measures. They stressed that combating extremism is a shared responsibility involving families, schools, universities, the media, and civil society institutions, and that anyone found to have been involved in terrorism, inciting it, or financing it must be held accountable.
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