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A security officer was killed and another injured in a knife attack outside the Sri Lankan embassy in Amman. The attacker had recently been released after being convicted in a terrorism case: he pledged allegiance to the leader of ISIS in 2019, was arrested in 2020, and was sentenced to nine years in prison in 2022. The attack, along with the “Hamoud Church” operation in Karak, which left nine people dead and 40 injured, has raised fears of a resurgence in sleeper-cell activity and of links between former members of terrorist groups and entities outside Jordan. Experts say surveillance alone is not enough and have called for the rehabilitation of people convicted in terrorism cases. Security forces have carried out raids in several areas across the kingdom.
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