This article from the Daily Mail, the worst paper in the Western world, identifies the attacker only as a “man dressed in black militant gear.” Of course there aren’t any militants in Jordan other than Islamic jihadists, but it has long been established that the British establishment media, like the establishment media all over the West, wants to make sure that readers don’t get any negative impression of Islam. Islamic jihadis in Muslim countries hate tourists, who are often visiting sites of jahiliyya, the pre-Islamic society of unbelievers. And if they’re visiting Muslim sites, they’re trampling them down under their Infidel feet. Either way, they’re not welcome.
“Tourist knife attack horror as four holidaymakers, local guide and security guard are stabbed ‘by man dressed in black militant gear’ in Jordan,” by Chris Pleasance, MailOnline, November 6, 2019 (thanks to Paul):
At least six people have been stabbed during a knife attack on tourists near Roman ruins in northern Jordan.
Four tourists were injured, two of them critically, alongside their guide when they were attacked near the city of Jerash around midday Wednesday, local media said.
A security officer was also seriously hurt while trying to arrest the attacker, and all five victims are now being treated in hospital.
Marco Junipero Serra, who claimed to have witnessed the attack, said that the knifeman was wearing ‘black militant gear including a head covering’.
Six people have been stabbed including four tourists after they were attacked by a man dressed in ‘militant gear’ at Roman ruins near the city of Jerash in Jordan on Wednesday
State newspaper Al-Rai reported that the security officer was stabbed three times and is undergoing surgery.
Two Mexican tourists are in critical condition in hospital, while a third is in good condition, the paper said. Their nationality was initially reported as Spanish.
Another tourist, a Swiss national, was injured but is in good condition….
In one video, a woman can be heard screaming in Spanish. ‘It’s a dagger, it’s a dagger, there is a knife. Please, help him now!’
Another witness, a Briton going by the Twitter handle Natalie S, said she saw two male victims and two female victims at the scene.
She added that security guards standing near by were holding a machete, but could not be certain it was the weapon used in the attack….
In December 2016, at Karak, home to one of the region’s biggest Crusader castles, 10 people were killed in an attack that also left 30 wounded.
The attack was claimed by the Islamic State group (IS). Ten people were ultimately sentenced for carrying out the attack….