At least seven killed after gunmen open fire at church in Jordan
At least six people have been confirmed killed and 28 others wounded in a shooting incident at the Hamoud church in Jordan's Karak governorate. The attack occurred during a funeral procession, where dozens of people were present.

At least six people have been confirmed killed and 28 others wounded in a shooting incident at the Hamoud church in Jordan's Karak governorate. The attack occurred during a funeral procession, where dozens of people were present. Two masked gunmen, who carried a pistol and a rifle, broke into the church and opened fire after an explosion was heard. Security forces deployed to the scene and are pursuing two suspects, who reportedly escaped from a vehicle before opening fire. There is no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which is considered extremely rare in Jordan. The incident marks another attack on Karak, following a deadly ISIL assault in 2016 that killed 10 people, including security officers and a Canadian tourist.
Such attacks are extremely rare in Jordan.
Two suspects have been deployed to pursue by security forces after getting out of a vehicle before opening fire.
Dozens of people were at the funeral procession when masked gunmen broke into the church and began shooting.
At least six people are confirmed dead after Friday's attack on the Hamoud church.