Harry & Meghan's Humanitarian Trip to Jordan

0:00Here's more news from across the U.K. for February 26, brought to you by NordVPN, fast reliable online privacy, links in the episode description. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue their humanitarian trip to Jordan with a visit to World Central Kitchen's regional base. The organization coordinates a million hot meals each day for people in Gaza. Founded by Chef Jose Andrés in 2010, it relies on local kitchens and partners to reach nearly half of Gaza's population during crises. The couple received the invitation from the World Health Organization's Director General. Later that day, a WHO team joined them at Jordan's National Center for Rehabilitation of Attics. This 40-bed facility offers medical detox, therapy, and counseling for mental health support. Earlier, they spent time at the Zahatari Refugee Cam playing soccer with girls and visited a hospital treating children her in Gaza. The British ambassador to Jordan praised their presence, noting how much their support

1:02means for UN efforts, local government work, and aid groups. Jordan has sheltered refugees for decades, including 2,500,000 Palestinians, Syrians fleeing war, and now those displaced by. The Gaza conflict, officials at Buckingham Palace, knew about the trip in advance. Tomorrow wraps up their stay with stops at a Women's Development Fund, and the King Hussein Cancer Center, underscoring their focus on global aid and health initiatives.