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Over the course of roughly two weeks, Jordan was shaken by an attack on a church in Karak that killed nine people and the killing of security officer Jawad al-Salayta in Amman. Both were carried out by individuals linked to takfiri movements. Their close timing alone does not prove coordination, but the targeting of Christians and a security officer points to an effort to undermine social cohesion and the authority of the state, amid concerns that regional turmoil may be exploited. The article calls for the incidents to be investigated, communication networks to be traced, security vigilance to be increased, and extremism and incitement to be confronted—alongside efforts to strengthen national unity and confidence in state institutions.
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