🚨The last donation was 4 days ago🚨 Ali Darwish's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon# 🖇️: Please donate and share When Aid Is Blocked, People Starve Be the Aid They Need Ali Darwish, 36, lives with his wife and their four children, Nour, 10, Habeeba, 8, Osama, 3, and Yahya, 1, in a tent at a displacement camp in Gaza, having been forced to relocate four times amid the ongoing genocide and destruction. Their original home was destroyed, along with all their belongings, clothes, and furniture, after which repeated searches for safer shelter led only to further displacements into increasingly difficult conditions. The family pays no rent for the tent but faces severe hardships: they have lost their income source, so every bit of money goes toward basic food like flour and vegetables, which remain unaffordable at current prices. One-year-old Yahya suffers from malnutrition, delayed growth, teething issues, and difficulty walking or moving, largely because his mother cannot produce sufficient breast milk and the family cannot afford formula or diapers; he also requires surgery for a medical condition, but doctors deem him too weak from poor nutrition to safely undergo the procedure or recover. With no schools operating, the older children, including Nour and Habeeba, have lost access to education, while Osama, who has known only war since birth, and all the children lack safe spaces to play or normal childhood experiences like diverse foods and fruits. The family continues to grieve the deaths of grandparents, uncles, an aunt's entire family, many friends, neighbors, and other loved ones killed since the genocide began, compounding their daily struggle to secure even minimal necessities amid widespread hunger, fear, and disease.