“Financing of Hezbollah” – Four Kuwaitis and a Lebanese man sentenced to 10 years in prison

A small tent, measuring just a few square meters in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, has been transformed into a workshop for a prosthetic technician striving to give Gaza’s children a new chance at mobility, defying the scarcity of materials and equipment, as well as the harsh conditions imposed by war and displacement. With limited tools, Muhammad Al-Khalidi designs splints and orthotic devices for children who have had mobility disabilities since birth, as well as those injured during the war, hoping to help them stand, walk, and improve their ability to carry out daily life. The cases include complex fractures and limb impairments, but his efforts are hampered by a severe shortage of materials and equipment needed to manufacture orthotic and prosthetic devices. They also need help with food, medicine, and assistive devices.