By Brig. Gen. Mustafa Al-Hayari, Director of Military Media, Jordan Armed Forces

Under King Abdullah II’s direction, the Jordan Armed Forces established a 41-bed field hospital with 41 incubators in Khan Yunis and, together with a second facility, treated about 879,000 cases since the start of the war.

Support has expanded beyond emergency care to include 770 prosthetic limbs under the “Restoring Hope” initiative, medical evacuation of 1,807 people (519 patients plus 1,288 relatives), 564 airdrops, 155 dedicated flights and 201 land convoys delivering 111,361 metric tons of aid.

Jordanian diplomats have simultaneously advocated for Palestinian relief, an end to violations and a pathway to statehood, framing the military’s sustained operations as an expression of longstanding humanitarian policy rather than temporary crisis response.

In one of the most complex humanitarian crises of modern times, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, represented by the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army, has emerged as one of the most prominent examples of an organized and continuous response to support civilians in Gaza.

Under the direct guidance of His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein, Supreme........

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