🚨$0 raised so far🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon# today 🖇️: Please donate and share Gaza’s plates are empty Let’s change that Abed Algader is a 35-year-old father of three from northern Gaza. He, his wife, and their children, aged 4, 3, and 1 year and 4 months, have been displaced 11 times since the start of the genocide and now live in a tent on rented land, where the monthly rent is $265. Before the siege, Abed worked independently, but he has been unemployed since losing his livelihood. He was seriously injured after being shot in the leg while trying to reach an aid distribution site, leaving him with a platinum rod and an artificial kneecap. Despite surgery, he still struggles to walk long distances, making it difficult to support not only his wife and children but also his elderly parents, siblings, and an elderly aunt. His extended family includes relatives with significant medical needs, including a sister with cancer, an elderly aunt living with partial paralysis, another sister with calcium deficiency, and elderly family members managing diabetes and high blood pressure. His youngest child still needs diapers and infant formula, which cost around $30 each week, an expense the family cannot afford. Clean drinking water is scarce and is distributed only every two days, requiring a walk of about 120 meters to collect it, while the available water is unsafe to drink. Since food assistance stopped in their area, the family has not had access to a soup kitchen and can only afford to buy small amounts of vegetables every few days. With no income and growing medical and daily living expenses, Abed is seeking support to help his family meet their most basic needs.