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Jordan Arrests 3 in Connection With Church Attack, State Media Reports
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Nine people were killed and dozens were wounded in the attack last week on a Greek Orthodox Church in southern Jordan.
Nine people were killed and dozens were wounded in the attack last week on a Greek Orthodox Church in southern Jordan.
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