The official Jordanian news agency, Petra, quoted the Jordanian monarch as saying, “Emergency medical supplies and medicines were delivered by air to the Jordanian field hospital in the Gaza Strip.” He said.
On the other hand, King Abdullah made a statement about who he said.
The Jordanian king said, “It is our duty to help the wounded suffering from the war in Gaza,” adding that his country will remain the closest and most supportive of its Palestinian brothers.
On the other hand, a statement on the official website of the Jordanian army, quoting a military source from the General Command of the Armed Forces, said: “In implementation of the High Royal Instructions, and given that medical supplies are about to run out and the delivery of aid to the Gaza Strip through the Rafah Gate is delayed, a plane belonging to the Armed Forces flew over… The Royal Air Force flew to Jordan at night, and the field hospital dropped emergency medical aid to Gaza/76 by parachute. Data included.
According to Anatolia News Agency; The statement stated that the hospital continues its work despite the serious financial shortage, stressing that the Jordanian Armed Forces played their humanitarian role to alleviate the suffering of families in the Gaza Strip during the aforementioned operation.
King Abdullah of Jordan ordered the Jordanian field hospital to continue its work despite being damaged and out of service following the Israeli attacks on October 25.
The Jordanian Field Hospital in Gaza was established in 2009. The Jordanian Army Hospital serves approximately 1,200 people daily. The services provided in the hospital, where the medical, administrative and technical staff are changed every three months, are provided free of charge.
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