At five in the morning,I stand in a queue to get bread. I am not going about my usual daily routine;instead,I left my tent before my children even woke up,hoping to secure a voucher that would allow me to buy a bundle of bread for 3shekels from a World Food Programme distribution point. If I am not so lucky,I am forced to pay 8shekels for a bundle of bread at non-subsidized outlets.Just imagine this harsh reality: leaving before dawn and standing for hours in along line—all for the sake of bread