Bullets in the Church
The article's author questions how to justify shooting civilians in a church in Karak, linking the timing of the crime to the interests of Trump, Netanyahu, and Ben Gvir, claiming that takfiri organizations are infiltrated by intelligence.
In his article "Bullets in the Church," the author addresses the shooting incident that occurred at the "Hamoud" Church in Karak Governorate, Jordan. The author notes that Jordanian authorities announced they knew the identities of the perpetrators but have not announced any arrests as of this writing. The author raises a question about how to justify shooting innocent civilians, attributing it to religious extremism and takfirism. He links the timing of the crime to the political interests of figures such as Trump, Netanyahu, and Ben Gvir, claiming that takfiri organizations are infiltrated by intelligence on a global level. The article cites a previous interview of Jordanian Christian banker Saad al-Ma'ashar with Tucker Carlson, where he spoke about the integration of Christians in Jordanian society, raising questions about the timing of the crime and who is behind it. The author concludes by calling for condemnation of racism and incitement against difference.