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Amman, May 22 (Petra)– The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization
(JHCO), in cooperation with the Jordanian Campaign, has launched an
“Eid Clothing” program for children in the Gaza Strip ahead of Eid
Al-Adha.
The organization said the campaign is being implemented on the ground
in Gaza as part of a series of ongoing humanitarian and relief
programs, including the distribution of food parcels, hot meals,
water, shelter tents, and other emergency interventions aimed at
supporting affected families and strengthening their resilience.
In a statement issued on Friday, the organization said field teams
have already begun distributing Eid clothing in several areas across
the Gaza Strip. The week-long campaign aims to bring joy to children
and support families facing extremely difficult humanitarian and
living conditions.
The organization added that the distribution process is being carried
out in a manner that respects the privacy and dignity of families,
with a focus on reaching children in displacement areas and the most
vulnerable communities to ensure aid is delivered directly and
effectively to those most in need.
Secretary-General of the JHCO, Hussein Shibli, said the continuation
of humanitarian programs inside Gaza reflects Jordan’s unwavering
support and commitment, under the leadership of King Abdullah II,
toward the Palestinian people and standing by them in all
humanitarian circumstances.
“Despite the harsh living conditions, the Eid Clothing Program seeks
to give children in Gaza a sense of Eid joy,” Shibli said. “Children
there need not only assistance, but also a feeling of care,
reassurance, and hope.”
//Petra// MF