Jordanian King Abdullah II visits a victim at a hospital in Amman on Monday. The man was wounded in a shooting spree in the southern Jordanian city of Karak the previous day. Jordanian police said they found suicide belts and other explosives in the hideout of suspected Islamic State group jihadis behind an attack that killed 10 people, including a Canadian tourist. | YOUSEF ALLAN / JORDANIAN ROYAL PALACE / AFP-JIJI

Jordan Vows Security Crackdown After Two Terrorist Attacks

Linda Gradstein

12/21/2016

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Jordan Vows Security Crackdown After Two Terrorist Attacks