King Mohammed visits intifidah victims admitted in Rabat hospital
Morocco's King Mohammed VI, chairman of the Al Quds Committee, visited Wednesday the Mohammed V Rabat military hospital where he inquired about Palestinian victims of the Intifadah.
The king toured wards and talked to Palestinians being treated there asking about their condition and handing them kits offered by the Mohammed V solidarity foundation.
A young man said a word in which he voiced gratitude to the Moroccan sovereign and people for the sending of a medical team to Palestine and evacuation by air of a group of maimed Palestinians to Morocco for care as well as constant action in favor of Al Quds and Palestinian legitimate rights.
Thirty Palestinians injured by Israeli bullets in the Al Aqsa Intifidah, aged between 7 and 42, arrived here on board a sanitary craft and admitted to the Rabat hospital for care upon royal instructions.
