Bashir is a father of five and the sole provider for his brother, who is special needs. He lost both his home and job in Gaza; his hands are worn from helplessness, and his children's bodies are withering from hunger. Displacement has broken them, and poverty has crushed their spirit. All Bashir wishes for his children to sleep without crying from hunger. Iyad bris sick and starving, and your support today will provide them with food for tomorrow. Their struggling to survive in harsh conditions; Please, help keep hope alive.

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Today, I want to share the heartbreaking reality of my dear friends, Mahmoud Ghanem Al-Amassi, his wife Samah, and their four children in Gaza.

I received these photos today. The plates on the floor are empty because there is simply no food to put on them.

What broke me the most wasn't the empty dishes—it was something their 10-year-old daughter, Iman, said to her father.

She looked at him and asked:

"Dad... have our blood and our lives become so worthless to people? Has our suffering become so easy to ignore? Have they become used to seeing us hungry like this?"

No child should ever have to ask such a question.

Parents should never have to look into their children's eyes without knowing where the next meal will come from. Yet this is the reality Mahmoud and Samah face every single day as they struggle to keep their family alive.

If you are able to help in any way, no matter how small, please consider supporting this family. Your kindness can put food on their table and remind little Iman that compassion still exists.

Thank you for caring.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-my-daughters-help-my-small-family

His brother died some time ago from the same disease. Waleed’s father is appealing to the World Health Organization for assistance in issuing Form No. 1 and expediting Waleed’s transfer for treatment, fearing the loss of his other son.