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Free Yet Still at Risk
The article warns that the end of prison sentences for people convicted in extremism-related cases does not necessarily mean their beliefs or the risks they pose have disappeared. It calls for released individuals to be classified according to their level of risk, reassessed, and monitored for new indicators within the law. It cites an example given by Interior Minister Mazen al-Faraya: the perpetrator of the attack on a church in the village of Hamoud in Karak had prevented his daughters from attending school. The article argues that such extremist behavior warrants closer scrutiny. It concludes that security, educational, social, and religious efforts must be coordinated, and that rehabilitation and prevention should be strengthened to protect society before attacks occur.
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