Jordan Armed Forces provide medical care and aid to Gaza residents

The Jordan Armed Forces established a field hospital in Khan Yunis, a city in southern Gaza, to provide medical care for civilians.

Under the direction of King Abdullah II, the military set up a facility with 41 beds and 41 incubators for newborns. This site, along with a second facility, has treated approximately 879,000 cases since the war began. The military also launched the Restoring Hope initiative to provide long-term rehabilitation for injured people.

Through this program, medical teams from the National Center for Amputee Rehabilitation fitted 770 prosthetic limbs to residents. Additionally, the Jordanian Medical Corridor organized the evacuation of 1,807 people to Jordanian hospitals, including 519 patients and 1,288 relatives. To deliver supplies despite land route difficulties, the Jordan Armed Forces conducted 564 airdrops of food and medicine. The military also coordinated 155 dedicated flights and 201 land convoys to transport 111,361 metric tons of aid.

While the military provides these services, Jordanian diplomats simultaneously advocate for Palestinian statehood and an end to humanitarian violations at international forums.