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The Jordanian Campaign and the Charity Organization distribute meals in Gaza in memory of the Karak martyrs

The Jordanian Campaign and the Charity Organization distribute meals in Gaza in memory of the Karak martyrs

In a stance that embodies the depth of Jordanian-Palestinian solidarity, the Jordanian Campaign, in partnership with the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO), carried out a campaign to distribute thousands of food meals in various areas of the Gaza Strip, in memory of the Karak martyrs, to honor their legacy.

The campaign covered areas in the north and south of the Strip, with a focus on displacement camps and the most needy population centers, especially families residing in dangerous areas near the yellow line in the northern Gaza Strip such as Jabalia, Al-Faluja, and the Al-Safi area, which are facing extremely difficult humanitarian and living conditions.

The meals provided included rice and meat dishes, as well as rice and chicken dishes, as part of the ongoing humanitarian efforts to provide food to Palestinian families and alleviate their suffering in light of the current humanitarian situation.

In a scene that reflects the depth of the brotherly ties between the Jordanian and Palestinian peoples, a number of Gaza Strip residents expressed their solidarity and support for Jordan in light of recent events, affirming their pride in the Jordanian positions and the Kingdom's permanent support for the Palestinian people.

This initiative comes as an extension of the humanitarian efforts continued by the Jordanian Campaign in partnership with the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization in various areas of the Gaza Strip, and as an embodiment of the message that Jordan, leadership and people, will remain by the side of the people of Gaza, and that the bonds of brotherhood and solidarity between the two peoples will remain firm under all circumstances.

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