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بحضور السفير البولندي في عمّان، وصلت طائرة مساعدات إنسانية من بولندا محمّلة بـما يقارب الطن من الأدوية، مستلزمات الأطفال، والبطانيات.
ستنقل الهيئة الخيرية الأردنية الهاشمية المساعدات إلى أهلنا في غزة ضمن الجسر الإنساني الإغاثي المستمر.#لأهلنا_في_غزة pic.twitter.com/m5A49MnQUW — JHCO (@_jhco) April 24, 2025
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