In a security operation that lasted roughly three hours, Jordanian authorities arrested three men suspected of carrying out an armed attack on a church in the village of Hamoud, Karak Governorate, in southern Jordan. The suspects were located in an abandoned house in the nearby village of Al‑Jadida, where they refused to surrender and opened fire on security forces, leading to a firefight that ended with their capture. No security personnel were reported injured. The General Directorate of Public Security released a statement saying that its investigation and raid teams had identified the suspects’ hideout and that the suspects were all wounded during the confrontation. Interior Minister Mazen Al‑Faraya told Jordanian media that security forces had conducted intensive operational and intelligence work since the attack, including raids, expanded searches, and the use of technical and visual tools to identify the suspects and their location. He confirmed that the three suspects were Jordanian nationals and that they had shown violent resistance during the raid, sustaining severe injuries. No final information on their medical condition has been released. Al‑Faraya also addressed the possibility of external links, stating that there are currently no indications that the suspects were connected to foreign entities and that any discussion of such links is premature. Jordan’s King Abdullah II praised the security forces’ efforts in a post on the social media platform X, saying, “These men were pursued until they were caught. We have said that terrorists will not escape punishment, and no one will be allowed to divide Jordanians.” He called for mercy for the victims, healing for the injured, and protection for the country and its people. The attack on the church in Hamoud shocked the nation and prompted calls for stronger security measures and a crackdown on extremism. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and its motives. The Jordanian government is expected to provide further details on the operation and the investigation’s findings at an upcoming press conference.