Mahmoud Amer Al-Hamami and his wife, Rula Alaa Al-Hamami, lost their home, young son, and health in separate attacks during the war. They currently reside in a tent built over the ruins of their destroyed six-storey building.

Mahmoud was injured in an explosive drone attack that killed his four-year-old son, Ali, in his arms and caused Mahmoud to lose part of his leg. In another strike, Rula suffered a fractured skull, resulting in the loss of her sight and hearing. She requires ongoing medical treatments costing approximately 120 shekels per week, which Mahmoud cannot afford.

To assist the family, Rethink Charity provided a 15,000 shekel donor-funded cash grant to cover immediate living expenses, secure a hearing aid, and fund Rula's medical care. Mahmoud aims to obtain proper care for his wife, establish a small income-generating project, and support his remaining family. Rethink Charity continues to monitor his situation and offer support.

Mohammed Alaa Khalaf, a father of five in Ad-Daraj, Gaza, suffered complete paraplegia and a pelvic fracture from a war injury 18 years ago. Unable to walk, he remained confined to his brother's fifth-floor apartment to lessen the burden of being carried downstairs.

For 15 years, his condition kept him from earning an income, leaving him unable to afford basic necessities, clean water, school supplies, or Eid gifts for his children. He hoped for surgery, a wheelchair, a tent, ground-level housing, and a sustainable livelihood project.

Rethink Charity directly intervened, delivering emergency aid to his residence. They provided a 15,000-shekel grant to cover urgent needs, medical treatments, hip surgery, a wheelchair, shelter, and a home-based business foundation. Rethink Charity also established periodic disability care and a monthly stipend, restoring Mohammed's independence and enabling him to provide for his family.