Jordan condemns Sinai terror attack

 Jordan condemned Saturday the terror attack which hit North Sinai yesterday and left a number of Armed Forces' servicemen killed and injured.
Jordan also affirmed its support to Egypt in its fight against terrorism, which targets its security and stability.
In a statement Saturday, Jordanian government spokesman Dr Mohammed al-Momani affirmed Jordan's rejection of all forms of violence and terrorism which targets Egypt.
Al-Momani, meanwhile, urged all Arab and Islamic countries along with the international community to stand united in face of terrorism.
He also extended condolences to the families of the Egyptian martyrs and wished the injured speedy recovery.
At least 31 soldiers were killed and dozens more wounded by a car bomb that targeted a Sinai checkpoint near the border with the Gaza Strip yesterday.