At least seven dead and more than 30 wounded in an attack on a church in central Jordan
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On Friday, October 23, a shooting occurred during a funeral at a church in the western locality of Hamud, Jordan, resulting in at least six deaths and injuring 28 others. Authorities subsequently raised the death toll to seven.
King Abdullah II of Jordan condemned the incident as a terrorist act and appealed for national unity in the aftermath of the violence. Meanwhile, Interior Minister Mazen al Faraya attributed the attack to an unidentified group of extremists.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Church Attack AttributionFocuses on the government's attribution of the attack to extremists and rising casualties.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Royal CondemnationHighlights King Abdullah's condemnation of the shooting as terrorism and his call for unity.
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