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35 Aid Trucks Cross from Jordan into Northern Gaza for Direct Distribution - Jordan News

35 Aid Trucks Cross from Jordan into Northern Gaza for Direct Distribution - Jordan News

Jordan News4 days ago
A total of 35 aid trucks loaded with food supplies entered the besieged Gaza Strip as part of Jordan's ongoing humanitarian efforts, according to Hussein Al-Shibli, Secretary-General of the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization. اضافة اعلان Al-Shibli told Al-Mamlaka TV on Wednesday that 35 out of 65 trucks successfully crossed into Gaza and had their contents distributed directly in the northern part of the strip. He noted that coordination efforts are ongoing to secure the entry of the remaining trucks, which were delayed by the Israeli occupation. He added that 255 aid trucks have entered Gaza in recent days, forming part of a continuous series of convoys organized in coordination with both local and international partners. Al-Shibli emphasized that Jordan's relief efforts for Gaza have not ceased since the outbreak of the war, stating that the total number of Jordanian convoys that have reached the strip has now reached 182, carrying over 8,022 trucks loaded with food and medical aid. He explained that the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization, in cooperation with the Jordan Armed Forces, has delivered assistance via air drops, land convoys, and field hospitals deployed to support the medical sector in Gaza. Al-Shibli affirmed that the Jordanian humanitarian corridor is the internationally recognized route for delivering aid to Gaza, in accordance with a UN recommendation, highlighting that Jordan was the first to break the siege and deliver humanitarian aid to the strip.
He stressed that this role reflects Jordan's steadfast commitment—both leadership and people—to stand by the people of Gaza and alleviate their suffering amidst the catastrophic conditions in the territory.
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