Zeinab Masri – Hussam al-Mahmoud – Diana Rahima “What would we do if aid was cut off? Should we steal? I cannot do that! No aid means no food or work.” With these words, Mohammed al-Ahmed, a displaced living in a camp for internally displaced people (IDPs) in northwestern Syria, pointed out to Enab Baladi the sole option left for him in case cross-border food and humanitarian aid was cut off, if the Bab al-Hawa crossing, on the Syrian-Turkish border, closes. Al-Ahmed confirmed that he would never resort to such an option despite necessity. Al-Ahmed, the al-Mahmoud camp manager in Idlib countryside, is married to two women and has ten children, who rely entirely on relief aid. His
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