US envoy to UN discusses Jordan’s humanitarian aid for Gaza

A Palestinian man carries a food ration box provided by the World Food Programme, at a distribution centre in the village of Al-Zawayda, in the centre of the Gaza Strip, Oct. 27, 2025. (AFP)
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Updated 07 December 2025
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US envoy to UN discusses Jordan’s humanitarian aid for Gaza

  • Prince Rashid bin El-Hassan, along with UN and US delegation, inaugurated new JHCS logistics operations center
  • US Ambassador to UN Mike Waltz’s visit aims to remove bureaucratic obstacles to support Gaza’s humanitarian operations in the coming period

LONDON: Prince Rashid bin El-Hassan, chairman of the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization, met with US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz to discuss Jordan’s aid efforts for the Gaza Strip.

During the meeting, attended by representatives from UN agencies in Jordan and a delegation from the US Embassy in Amman, Prince Rashid emphasized Jordan’s commitment to continuing its humanitarian efforts in support of Gaza through international partnerships.

The meeting also discussed ways to improve the Jordanian relief corridor and to eliminate all obstacles, ensuring efficient delivery of aid to the Palestinian coastal enclave.

Prince Rashid, along with the UN and US delegation, inaugurated the new JHCO logistics operations center.

Waltz highlighted the US partnership with Jordan, recognizing its role in delivering humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people. He mentioned that US assistance includes tents, blankets, medical supplies, food, and flour, according to the Petra news agency.

Waltz emphasized that the ceasefire and the implementation of the agreement, along with the release of hostages, are vital for Gaza’s reconstruction, enhanced security, and expanded humanitarian aid efforts.

He said his visit aims to remove bureaucratic obstacles to support humanitarian operations in the coming period, Petra reported.


UAE foils cyberattacks, state news agency says

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UAE foils cyberattacks, state news agency says

  • The report ⁠did ⁠not say who was to blame for the attacks

ABU DHABI: ‌The United Arab Emirates ​has thwarted organized cyberattacks targeting the country’s digital infrastructure and ‌vital ‌sectors, ​the ‌state ⁠news ​agency said ⁠on Saturday.
The attacks “included attempts to infiltrate networks, deploy ransomware ⁠and conduct ‌systematic ‌phishing ​campaigns targeting ‌national platforms,” ‌and involved artificial intelligence technologies to develop ‌offensive tools, it added. The report ⁠did ⁠not say who was to blame for the attacks.