The ILO emphasizes that care work is critical to the functioning of economies and societies, yet it remains one of the most undervalued and underpaid sectors. In Jordan, as in many other Arab and non-Arab countries, care work is often seen as a private responsibility, with little support from formal policies or public services. This perpetuates gender inequalities and limits economic growth by keeping women out of paid employment. 

Undoubtedly, the genocide in Gaza has left images that will be etched in the memory of several generations, including the killing of hundreds of humanitarian workers. On April 2nd, the Israeli Occupation Forces deliberately massacred seven aid workers from the American NGO World Central Kitchen, an event that shocked the international community and highlighted the West's double standards in condemning attacks on humanitarian organizations. This figure adds to the more than 200 deaths of UN staff, particularly from UNRWA. However, violence against humanitarian personnel is not exclusive to Palestine but extends around the world.