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Cabinet allocates millions for evacuation of 250 sick children from Gaza to Jordan

Cabinet allocates millions for evacuation of 250 sick children from Gaza to Jordan

The Dutch government has allocated 12 million euros to provide urgent medical assistance to children from the Gaza Strip. Half of this funding will specifically cover the evacuation and hospital treatment of 250 critically injured children in Jordan.

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