Hamdi.. Suffering that began at birth and worsened by war injury

The story of Ammar Dahir, a Palestinian father who was displaced from the Shujaiya neighborhood in Gaza with his family, and his son Hamdi, who has suffered from health problems since birth that worsened after he was hit by shrapnel from an Israeli shell that struck his tent. The father is now unemployed and struggles to secure his son's needs for treatment, diapers, and a wheelchair, amid difficult humanitarian conditions.

The story of Ammar Dahir, a Palestinian father from the Shujaiya neighborhood east of Gaza, who was forcibly displaced with his family during the war. Ammar used to work in the health field, but lost his job after displacement. His son Hamdi has suffered from spinal and kidney problems since birth and has undergone surgeries. His condition worsened after he was hit by shrapnel from an Israeli shell that struck the tent they were living in at Yaffa School, causing him to lose sensation in his limbs and sensitive areas, and he now needs a wheelchair and constant care. The father is now unemployed and struggles to secure his son's basic needs for diapers, treatment, and surgeries, amid famine and difficult living conditions. He contacted charitable organizations but to no avail.