Amman: Palestinian civil society organizations and figures have praised Jordan’s continuous support for the people in Gaza at all levels, commending the aid convoys that Jordan continues to send to the Gaza Strip to alleviate the impacts of the humanitarian disaster caused by the Israeli aggression.
According to Jordan News Agency, writer and human rights advocate Mustafa Ibrahim stated: “Amidst the genocide and the starvation caused by the Israeli occupation, Jordan, under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah, has never ceased in its political support for the Palestinian people. Throughout this genocide, Jordan has not faltered for a moment in sending relief convoys and humanitarian aid, which have had a profound impact on the people of Gaza, helping them to endure and persevere.”
Ibrahim further emphasized the significance of the Jordanian field hospital in Khan Yunis, which provides medical treatment to Palestinians, symbolizing the Jordanian Arab spirit in supporting Gaza’s resilience against the ongoing crisis.
Director of the Stars of Hope Association in Gaza, Iyad Al-Karnaz, also praised Jordan’s consistent support since the onset of aggression, highlighting its critical role in alleviating suffering and bolstering the resilience of the Gazan people. Al-Karnaz expressed gratitude for Jordan’s political and diplomatic efforts, led by King Abdullah, to halt the aggression and support Palestinians in international platforms.
Zaher Madi, director of the Arab Knights Association, echoed similar sentiments, noting the impactful presence of Jordanian aid convoys in addressing the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. Madi mentioned his organization’s collaboration with institutions to efficiently distribute aid where needed, easing the hardships faced by many.
In an article titled “The Hashemite Convoys,” writer and novelist Said Abu Gaza articulated how these convoys, guided by King Abdullah II, symbolize hope amidst the adversities in Gaza. Abu Gaza described the convoys as a humanitarian message from the heart of the Jordanian people, reflecting a strong sense of Arab solidarity and shared destiny.
Abu Gaza highlighted the symbolic significance of the Jordanian flags on these convoys, reinforcing the notion that Gaza is not alone in its struggles. He stressed that beyond material aid, these efforts represent a lifeline of hope and solidarity, affirming the enduring bond between the people of Palestine and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.