Claims extracted
16
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 16 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
60/100
Al Jazeera's corrections and
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Politics
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Jordan’s King Abdullah II says the kingdom would not be shaken by a deadly attack on a church in the southern city of Karak last month.
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kingdom → say → Karak
Opening a new session of parliament in the capital, Amman, on Monday, Abdullah said “the treacherous hand of terrorism” had reached out “to test the resilience of our state and the resolve of our people”.
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hand → open → people
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“They are not of us,” he said of the attackers.
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he → reopen → attackers
The attack about two weeks ago killed nine people and wounded dozens.
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attack → kill → dozens
The king asked lawmakers to stand for a minute of silence for the victims, whose relatives attended the session.
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relatives → ask → session
Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Jarrar, reporting from Amman, said Abdullah made clear that Jordan would confront “terrorism and extremism” by relying first on national unity and public awareness, backed by the army and security services, which would strike “with an iron fist”.
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which → report → fist
Abdullah also addressed regional tensions, warning that Israeli expansionism is the greatest threat to the Middle East.
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expansionism → address → East
“Israeli expansionist ambitions are the greatest threat to the future of the region and its security,” he said, adding: “The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza continues, and successive assaults persist in the West Bank and Jerusalem.”
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assaults → say → Bank
The king also pledged to protect Jordan’s scarce water supplies, Jarrar said.
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Jarrar → pledge → supplies
“We will not allow the thirst of Jordanians to be held hostage by any party,” he said.
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he → allow → party
Jarrar said this reflected concerns that Israeli projects threaten the kingdom’s water security.
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projects → say → security
Jordan, a close United States ally, signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1994, and millions of its citizens are of Palestinian origin.
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millions → sign → origin
Jarrar said the king’s third message was directed at lawmakers as he stressed that the nation is the source of authority and debate in parliament is healthy as long as it serves the national interest.
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it → say → interest
“Your differences of opinion are a strength so long as Jordan’s interest is the goal,” Abdullah said, urging the government to improve living conditions.
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Abdullah → say → conditions
He also warned officials against abusing their positions.
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He → warn → positions
“The law knows no name, no position and no influence,” he said.
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he → know → name
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