"My father and uncles are all dead. I am the only man left," says 13-year-old Ahmad.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
Many families had to make difficult decisions to send their children for treatment.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
The children being evacuated for medical treatment range from babies to teenagers.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
Twenty-nine children were among the first group to be evacuated.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
Brigadier General Mustafa Al-Hiyari said the Jordanian Army was responsible for organising the convoys travelling across to Gaza.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
The ambulances drove from Jordan to the Kerem Shalom crossing.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
The most unwell patients were airlifted to hospital.(ABC News: Matthew Doran)
Israeli police preparing to escort the convoy from Kerem Shalom back to Jordan.(ABC News: Matthew Doran)
Enas Abu Daqqa and her baby daughter Nivine made the journey from Gaza.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
Nivine was born with a serious heart problem and has spent much of her six months in hospital.(ABC News: Matthew Doran)
Many of the children could only travel with one or two members of their families as escorts.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
Paediatrician Dr Mohammed Al-Rahahleh joined the journey from Gaza.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
The children evacuated need treatment for a variety of ailments including cancer.(ABC News: Haidarr Jones)
Young children are not the only Palestinians needing medical evacuation in Gaza.(ABC News: Matthew Doran)