The football field at Aida Refugee Camp near Bethlehem, a vital space for over 500 Palestinian children, faces demolition by Israeli authorities. The field, situated beside the separation wall, is the only open area available to camp residents, offering young people a chance to train and dream of a better future. Local leaders and coaches emphasize the field's importance, describing it as a 'lifeline' in the densely populated camp, where open spaces are scarce and mobility is restricted by checkpoints. The threat of demolition has sparked deep concern among residents, who fear the loss will shatter the hopes of aspiring athletes and deprive children of a rare refuge from the hardships of daily life.