https://rudaw.net/english/categories/syria/1079897

Seven people from one family were killed in the village of Al-Taf in the Al-Lajat area, northeast of Daraa, as a result of Jordanian raids on Monday evening, which targeted sites that the Jordanian army described as “hideouts of terrorist organizations” and linked to the perpetrators of the attack on the church in Karak last Friday.

A correspondent for “Hurriya Press” in Daraa reported that seven people from one family, including women and children, were killed as a result of raids launched by the Jordanian Air Force on Monday evening. Civil defense teams worked to recover the bodies of the victims from the targeted sites and evacuate the wounded.

The Jordanian army announced that its air force carried out an operation targeting what it described as "terrorist organization hideouts" in southern Syria.

The Jordanian army said in a statement that the operation, which was called “Jordanian Deterrence – Hamoud,” “comes in revenge for our martyrs who died in Hamoud Church in Karak last Friday,” explaining that the operation “resulted in the killing and wounding of many members of terrorist organizations.”

The statement added that those who carried out the Karak attack “are linked to terrorist organizations targeted 

So about buisness licensing , the goverment in the beginning said it will pursue open market liberalisation of the economy it did introduce many laws supporting foreign investments .

Yet it didnt address the central problem that made the assad era economy crony and inefficient corrupt etc the licenceses .

It shortened the waiting period to 30 days but doesnt this go against open market economy and opens to dangers and misgivings faced by licensing as it doesnt end well in any country .

What is the goverment reasoning for this and is this a problem or necessary step due to constraints set up by the conditions of the country.

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