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Jordanian Initiative Provides Prosthetic Limbs to Gaza's Amputee Youth
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A Jordanian initiative is providing prosthetic limbs and care to over 450 Palestinian amputees, many of them teenagers, in Amman and Gaza. Youngsters like Mahmoud Abou Nusair, Zuhdi Abou Shanab, and Abdulrahman Rihan lost limbs due to alleged Israeli fire or bombings during the Gaza conflict. The program, run by Jordan's Restoring Hope Society, aims to help them regain mobility and hope amidst a collapsed healthcare system.
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- Jordan's Restoring Hope Society is providing prosthetic limbs to over 450 Palestinian amputees in Gaza.
- Teenagers Mahmoud Abou Nusair and Zuhdi Abou Shanab lost legs in alleged Israeli strikes in Gaza.
- Abdulrahman Rihan lost the use of his legs when his family home in Jabalia was bombed.
- Gaza's healthcare system is described as devastated after years of war.
- The initiative offers care in Amman and Gaza, aiming to restore hope and mobility.
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