Gaza: Palestinian children arrive in Ireland for medical care

On October 28th, a group of seven Palestinian children and twenty-nine family members arrived in Dublin for urgent medical treatment, following an agreement with the WHO. After a perilous journey from Gaza to Jordan, they were accompanied by an Irish medical team on a flight provided by Norway. Now in Dublin, they'll undergo medical assessments to determine the best recovery path. This is the first time Ireland has directly evacuated children from Gaza, involving multiple government departments, medical teams, and the Irish Red Cross. The children and their families will receive a comprehensive support package, including accommodation, caseworkers, translators, and mental health assessments. Ireland has pledged over one hundred million euros in aid to Palestine since last January, demonstrating a humanitarian response to the recent violence in Gaza. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.