Malaysia Condemns Extremist Attack on Church in Jordan
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Malaysia has condemned the extremist attack that took place on a church in Jordan. A statement from the Malaysian government said that violent acts such as this are unacceptable to any party and go against human values.
In the statement, Malaysia expressed deep sorrow to the victims, their families, and the people of Jordan. Malaysia also called on all parties to exercise restraint and not respond with violence.
Malaysia reaffirmed its support for international efforts to combat terrorism and extremism. The country believes that dialogue, understanding, and inter-religious respect are essential to maintaining peace in the region and across the world.
As of now, Malaysians are reminded to continue respecting religious and belief diversity. The government also urges the public not to easily believe rumours and to refer only to official news sources.
Sources: Bernama
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