The Princess Basma Center for Jordanian Women's Studies at Yarmouk University, in collaboration with the Lutheran Charitable Union in Jordan, has released a video on social media platforms to express solidarity with the women and children of Gaza.
The video conveyed a collection of solidarity telegrams from various individuals, including teaching and administrative staff, students at the Model School of Yarmouk University, and prominent women from the local community. These messages underscored the importance of putting women's and children's well-being first and offering them support, given their disproportionate impact from the ongoing aggression against Gaza.
Dr. Batoul Al-Muhaisen, the Director of the Center, emphasized the significance of social networking sites in our everyday lives. She highlighted the need to utilize these platforms for the dissemination of humanitarian and social messages, particularly given the current situation in Palestine and the Gaza Strip.
She stated that the Princess Basma Center for Jordanian Women's Studies aims to promote women's intellectual contributions in addressing national, regional, and international challenges. Additionally, it aims to foster a more favorable national dialogue regarding women and their concerns.
Dr. Islam Massad, Yarmouk University President, stated that the university strongly opposes the aggression in Gaza and aims to represent the voice of its students and staff through this video. Yarmouk University is committed to collaborating with its partners to establish a comprehensive and effective system to provide support to the people in Gaza, utilizing all available media and academic resources.
He emphasized the need to use social media and traditional media to enhance the comprehension of the Palestinian situation among young people, as well as to highlight the notable position of Jordan, led by His Majesty the King and His Highness the Crown Prince, in relation to Palestine. Massad acknowledged the efforts of the university's colleges and scientific institutes, such as the Princess Basma Center for Jordanian Women's Studies, to actively promote
the representation of Jordanian women and bolster their involvement in assisting their Palestinian sisters.
Established in 1947 AD, the Ministry of Social Development officially recognized the Lutheran Benevolent Union of Jordan as an independent, humanitarian, non-profit, non-governmental organization. Our organization aims to provide aid, protection, and long-term solutions to refugees worldwide. We also conduct training programs to raise awareness and promote social welfare. These programs include activities that provide psychological and social support, as well as opportunities for decent livelihoods.
To watch the video, follow the following link: https://www.facebook.com/PBCJWS/videos/243151782119758
