Second of all, I suspect I will never tire of watching YouTube reactors having their minds blown when they see this scene.

I am a father of five children. Their lives were once simple and full of hope…

Until the war came and took everything from us 💔

We lost our home and our sense of security,

and today we live in a flimsy tent that offers no protection from the cold or from fear ⛺❄️

Every night my children go to sleep asking me: When will we return to our home?

All I can offer them is patience and prayer 🤲

My children desperately need basic necessities that no child should be deprived of: 🍼 Milk

👶 Diapers

👓 Eyeglasses

💊 Essential medications

These are not luxuries,

but the most basic rights of childhood 🧸

I am not asking for pity, nor am I asking for much.

I ask only for dignity, and a real chance for my children to live in safety—without fear, without hunger, and without pain 🕊️ Any help, no matter how small, and any sharing of this message, means more to us than you can imagine 🙏🤍

I am a father of five children. Their lives were once simple and full of hope…

Until the war came and took everything from us 💔

We lost our home and our sense of security,

and today we live in a flimsy tent that offers no protection from the cold or from fear ⛺❄️

Every night my children go to sleep asking me: When will we return to our home?

All I can offer them is patience and prayer 🤲

My children desperately need basic necessities that no child should be deprived of: 🍼 Milk

👶 Diapers

👓 Eyeglasses

💊 Essential medications

These are not luxuries,

but the most basic rights of childhood 🧸

I am not asking for pity, nor am I asking for much.

I ask only for dignity, and a real chance for my children to live in safety—without fear, without hunger, and without pain 🕊️ Any help, no matter how small, and any sharing of this message, means more to us than you can imagine 🙏🤍

Alysa Liu (USA)

We no longer think about special dishes or decorations for the holy month; instead, we worry about finding a single loaf of bread to ease our children’s hunger, and medicine to relieve the pain of our sick loved ones.

At iftar time, silence fills our home. We hide our tears behind faint smiles so our little ones do not feel the weight of our helplessness.

Ramadan is the month of mercy, and we pray that its mercy reaches us through the hands of those who hear our voice… A sincere prayer, a simple meal, or a box of medicine could bring back a small piece of hope during this blessed month.