The First Martyr Born and Martyred During the Reign of King Abdullah II

Al-Taj News – Journalist Abdul Hadi Raji Majali wrote an article discussing the martyrdom of Corporal Jawad Al-Salaita, recalling milestones of his life that began and ended during the reign of His Majesty King Abdullah II, and shedding light on the national and humanitarian implications of his story, as well as the sacrifices of Public Security personnel in protecting the homeland. Majali stated that Jawad Al-Salaita “was born during the reign of King Abdullah II and was martyred during the reign of King Abdullah II,” noting that he studied his primary education knowing only the picture of the King, and finished high school in the same era, before joining the Public Security Directorate, benefiting from Royal makrumas related to the priority of recruitment for the people of the Badia. He added that the reign of King Abdullah II witnessed the offering of young men destined to redeem the homeland with their souls, considering that the greatest thing these individuals offer is their blood and sacrifices, and that the martyr Jawad, despite his early departure, left an impact that transcends his years of age, and epitomized in his journey a thousand years of heroism, questions, and redemption.