Jordan condemns terror attack in Saudi Arabia

AMMAN — Jordan on Monday condemned the terrorist attack that occurred in Najran, Saudi Arabia, where a terrorist blew himself up inside a mosque during dusk (Maghreb) prayer, killing one and injuring several others. 

Minister of State for Media Affairs and Communications Mohammad Momani said terrorism strikes in the most terrible ways, claiming the lives of innocent people without heeding the sacredness of holy places, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

Momani, who is also the government's spokesperson, reaffirmed Jordan's stance in support of the government and people of Saudi Arabia as they stand up to face terrorism and extremism that target the country's peace, security and stability. 

The minister stressed Jordan's firm and constant stance in rejecting all violence and terrorism in all its shapes and forms, noting that everyone, individuals and institutions, should do their part in combating extremism. 

Momani voiced his condolences to the Saudis and wished the injured a speedy recovery.