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Exarch Paul Sati offers condolences to Jordanian ambassador regarding Karak victims
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Exarch Paul Sati, head of the Chaldean Church in Egypt, made a telephone call to Amjad Al-Adayleh, the Jordanian ambassador to Egypt, to offer condolences following a terrorist attack in Karak.
The attack resulted in the deaths of several Jordanian Christians, according to the Coptic Catholic Patriarchate of Alexandria. During the call, Exarch Sati expressed sympathy to the families of the victims and offered prayers for the leadership and people of Jordan.
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- Official sourceالخورأسقف بولس ساتي يعزّي السفير الأردني بالقاهرة في ضحايا حادث الكرك
Coptic Catholic Patriarchate of Alexandria · May Saleb
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