Mohammed, a displaced man, lives with his family in a tent and supports young children. He previously worked in agricultural fields, harvesting olives to provide for their daily needs. While working, he was struck by a landmine explosion that resulted in the amputation of his leg. Since then, his living conditions have become extremely difficult. He is no longer able to work due to his disability, while his children continue to struggle to meet their basic needs for food and essentials. In addition, debts have accumulated, and creditors are demanding repayment, leaving him confined to his tent and unable to cope with the harsh realities of life.