Karak:A joint local and international Evangelical delegation, led by Botrus Mansour, Secretary-General of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), visited the village of Humud in Karak Governorate to honor the victims of a recent terrorist attack.
According to Jordan News Agency, the delegation laid wreaths at the martyrs' tombs in the village cemetery and offered prayers for the victims' families, the injured, and the continued security and stability of the Kingdom.
The delegation included prominent figures such as Pastor Dr. Nabeeh Abbassi, Head of the Baptist Denomination in Jordan, and Pastor Dr. Jack Sara, President of the Bethlehem Bible College. The head of the Evangelical Alliance in the Middle East and North Africa, along with several pastors representing Jordanian churches, also participated in the visit.
Mansour emphasized that the crime had a profound impact on the global Evangelical community. He stated that their visit was a gesture of solidarity from approximately 650 million Evangelicals worldwide, and described Jordan as a beacon of tolerance and equal citizenship. He underscored that the attack targeted all Jordanians, calling for a response rooted in national cohesion and mutual respect.
Pastor Dr. Nabeeh Abbassi reiterated that extremism will not prevail, highlighting the importance of honoring the victims' memory, praying for the healing of the injured, and supporting Jordan's leadership and security forces to maintain national security.