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Injured Palestinians Arrive in Tunisia

December 3, 2023
Injured Palestinians Arrive in Tunisia

Injured Palestinians Arrive in Tunisia

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On Sunday, The Tunisian Ministry of National Defense announced that a military aircraft departed early this morning, carrying a medical team comprising military and civilian personnel, as well as representatives from the Tunisian Red Crescent, on a mission to bring injured Palestinians from El-Arish Airport in Egypt.

The aircraft is expected to return this evening, bringing with it several victims of the recent conflict in Gaza who require medical treatment and care.

In a humanitarian effort to support and provide medical assistance to those affected by the conflict, Tunisia has extended a helping hand to injured Palestinians, highlighting the country’s commitment to humanitarian values and solidarity with the Palestinian people.

This gesture underscores Tunisia’s dedication to offering medical aid and support to those in need during times of crisis, reaffirming its stance as a compassionate nation that stands by the principles of humanitarianism.

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