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Retired Brigadier General Hassan Fahd Abu Zaid called for tougher penalties and updated Jordanian legislation to combat terrorism and extremism, citing King Abdullah II’s call for deterrent laws and a firm response to such crimes. He referred to an attack on a church in Karak that killed nine civilians and injured at least 25, as well as the stabbing death of a security officer while he was guarding an embassy. The officer’s colleague, who arrested the attacker, was also injured. Abu Zaid called for a review of laws on terrorist crimes and for investigations and trials to be expedited while ensuring justice and judicial independence, to prevent perpetrators from escaping punishment and to achieve deterrence.
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