Petra:The Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (PDTRA) and Greater Madaba Municipality have taken a significant step in commemorating the victims of the terrorist attack on Hmoud Church in Karak Governorate. On Monday, they named streets in their respective regions to honor those who lost their lives, emphasizing the values of national unity, solidarity, and religious tolerance.
According to Jordan News Agency, PDTRA Chief Commissioner Adnan Sawaeir announced the naming of a street in Petra as "Martyrs of Hmoud Church" during a solidarity gathering. The event, attended by authority employees, served as a platform to condemn the terrorist attack on the church in Hmoud village.
Sawaeir highlighted that this initiative reflects Jordan's commitment to strengthening national unity and fraternity among its citizens. He described the social fabric as essential to the Kingdom's security and stability, asserting that Jordan, under its Hashemite leadership, continues to be a model of coexistence and brotherhood. He further condemned attacks on places of worship, stating that such acts violate humanitarian values and principles of tolerance.
Meanwhile, Greater Madaba Municipality also named a street "Martyrs of Hmoud Church" to honor the victims. Municipal Committee Chair Haitham Jweinat emphasized the national and humanitarian message behind the decision, which transcends geographical boundaries and demonstrates Jordanians' shared grief and solidarity in times of hardship.
Jweinat reiterated that the memory of the victims would remain deeply rooted in the hearts of Jordanians. He stressed the importance of preserving national unity, promoting tolerance, and strengthening ties among citizens, expressing solidarity with the people of Karak and supporting the families of those affected by the attack. Jweinat reaffirmed Jordan's status as a model of national cohesion and brotherhood, emphasizing that any attack on the country's social fabric impacts all Jordanians.