Uncle Bashir, the father of a displaced family, now lives in a modest two-room house with no doors or windows. He returned after the liberation and found it nearly empty. Unable to protect from the cold of winter or the heat of summer. He lives with his widowed daughter and three grandchildren, one of whom has suffered from a health condition since birth and requires continuous medical care. Yet the greatest hardship of all is that Uncle Bashir himself has been worn down by illness; his eyesight has severely weakened, and a cancerous mass was later discovered, leaving him unable to work. Today, Uncle Bashir and his family need a compassionate helping hand to support them through their struggles.