Amman, July 8 (Petra) — Twenty-six Palestinian children and 54
accompanying family members returned to the Gaza Strip on Wednesday
via the King Hussein Bridge after completing medical treatment at
Jordanian hospitals under the Kingdom’s “Jordanian Medical Corridor”
initiative.

During their stay in Jordan, the children received specialized
medical care in line with the highest healthcare standards after
being evacuated from Gaza by the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army (JAF)
in coordination with the Ministry of Health and the World Health
Organization (WHO)

In press remarks, family members expressed gratitude to His Majesty
King Abdullah II and the JAF for their humanitarian and medical
efforts in supporting the people of Gaza, praising “quality” of care
and treatment their children received during their stay in Jordan.

Hundreds of children from Gaza continue to receive treatment in
Jordan under the medical evacuation program launched in March 2025.

Since announcing the initiative, Jordan affirmed patients and their
companions would return to Gaza after completing treatment, allowing
new groups of patients to be evacuated for care in Jordanian
hospitals while reiterating the Kingdom’s longstanding support for
Palestinians and its commitment to helping them remain on their land.

//Petra// NQ