Ammon News - Sixteen Royal Jordanian Air Force planes carrying humanitarian aid left for the Gaza Strip on Sunday, as part of the airlift launched under royal directives.

The aircraft took off, accompanied by Ammon's camera, and headed toward the Strip, transporting 20 tons of humanitarian and relief aid. The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) had gathered the supplies into pre-packaged units, ensuring their readiness for distribution. This effort aims to support the resilience of the people of Gaza and ease their hardship.

The humanitarian mission, which took off from King Abdullah II Air Base, and was accompanied by Ammon, landed at the Kissufim site in the Palestinian Al-Qarara region, and there it was delivered to those in need.

The humanitarian bridge run by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan aims to accelerate the transfer of urgent materials, especially treatments and medical supplies, to the Strip.