"We do what we can, he says. But every donor has their own priorities. We can only distribute what we're given."
"I haven't been able to return since, she says, her voice heavy with longing. No matter how difficult life is at home, nothing replaces belonging."
"I've been here nearly two years. I miss Gaza."
"They carry stories of loss. Some lean on crutches, missing limbs. Parents watch over sick children, exhaustion etched into their faces."
In a Ramallah hotel, nearly 100 displaced Palestinians from Gaza gather for iftar during Ramadan, most seeking medical treatment. Volunteers led by Ahmed Abu al-Am from the Sidi Shayban communal kitchen strive to serve meals despite limited resources. Stories of loss permeate the atmosphere: Haya Nahal expresses her longing for home as she cares for her daughter with a neurological disorder, while Laila shares her grief after losing her granddaughter to cancer. Everyone shares a common desireânot just food, but a sense of belonging.
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