Since 2010, Mohammed dedicated his life to humanitarian work. He left his home in Tunisia and crossed into Syria through the Turkish border, driven by a deep desire to help those in need. But what awaited him was nothing but a cruel betrayal—he reached out to a charity organization, only to realize too late that it was a trap. He was arrested, transferred between multiple security branches, and eventually ended up in Sednaya Prison, where he endured the worst forms of torture. Years passed until the moment of relief finally arrived—his prayers were answered, and he was freed. Today, he lives in an unfinished house in Idlib, alongside a group of former detainees, without even the most basic necessities for a dignified life. Let’s support him, just as he once supported others.