Jordan's royal family offer condolences to Karak church martyrs' families
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Members of Jordan's royal family arrived Sunday at the southern governorate of Karak to offer condolences to the families and relatives of the martyrs killed in a deadly assault on a local church.
Queen Rania Al Abdullah and Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, accompanied by Princess Rajwa Al Hussein and Princess Salma bint Abdullah II, met with the bereaved families at the Hmoud Charitable Society in the village of Hmoud following the attack on the Saint George Greek Orthodox Church.
Queen Rania expressed condolences to the families, offering prayers for the martyrs, and a swift recovery for the injured.
During the visit, Crown Prince Al Hussein conveyed the personal sympathies and condolences of King Abdullah II directly to the families, honoring the martyrs who lost their lives in Friday's shooting.
The attack targeted worshippers and mourners gathered for a funeral service inside the church, resulting in nine casualties.
The royal family's presence comes amid ongoing public tributes and nationwide solidarity with the community of Karak and the martyrs' families.
