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Mohammed Abu Rida's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/129663-h… Please donate and share Feed a Family in Gaza Every Dollar Fights Starvation Mohammed Abu Rida is an 18-year-old living in a tent in southern Gaza with his parents and three siblings, Reda (15), Waseem (10), and Nagham (22), who is still trying to complete her pharmacy studies despite all universities being destroyed. After his older brother was martyred in May 2024, Mohammed became the family’s only provider, responsible for finding food and medicine for his sick parents and keeping everyone together. Their home in Khan Younis was bombed, and the neighbourhood was reduced to rubble; since August 2024, they have lived in a crowded displacement camp where the tent offers little protection from heat, cold, or rain. Before the genocide, Mohammed was a high-school student and a promising soccer goalkeeper with ordinary dreams for his future, but now each day is spent searching for enough food amid skyrocketing prices and constant shortages, while winter approaches and they lack warm clothes, blankets, and stronger coverings. Even small donations help him buy basic supplies and ease the daily worry of not knowing where the next meal will come from.

Hadeel Abu Arab's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/150065-s… Please donate and share Hunger is real in Gaza Your help is even more real Hadeel Abu Arab, a 33-year-old mother of four young children (ages 6, 5, 4, and 1), lives with her husband and kids in a crowded tent owned by relatives in Khan Younis, Gaza. Their family home was destroyed in the genocide; they briefly returned to the ruins to patch it for winter but were forced to flee again, abandoning everything. Both of Hadeel’s parents were martyred in the genocide, and her husband, injured in a traffic accident before the siege escalated, is unable to work. The children suffer from anaemia, sinusitis, and malnutrition, while the youngest often goes without milk or diapers. With winter approaching, the family shares a single bathroom with others and has no money for rent, food, medicine, or warm clothing. Basic items like sugar, tomatoes, or baby formula now cost $30–$100 per kilogram or tin due to the siege, far beyond what they can afford. Hadeel’s only goal is to obtain a tent of their own, blankets, winter clothes, food, diapers, and medical care so her children can survive the cold months ahead.