US EditionJordan's Royal initiative provides a lifeline for Gaza's injured children
- The first 29 of an estimated 2,000 children needing medical treatment have arrived in Jordan from Gaza due to a Royal initiative supported by Israel and the United States.
- Jordan's Ministry of Health provided vaccinations immediately upon arrival and will treat the children in hospitals.
- Sael, one of the children benefiting from the initiative, expressed his joy after receiving a phone call about his treatment in Jordan.
- International organizations have shown support for Jordan's efforts, recognizing its commitment to humanitarian aid in the region.
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Jordan's Royal initiative provides a lifeline for Gaza's injured children
AMMAN — Ten-year-old Sael Arafat never imagined that a simple trip to buy coffee for his family would lead him to unknowingly purchase the world's most expensive coffee, a cost that will follow him for the rest of his life.Speaking to the Jordan News Agency, Petra, Sael recounted how he was injured by shrapnel from an explosion on his way to buy coffee, resulting in the
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