Through the unfiltered lens of a child's eyes, the complexities of war are seen in a different light. In Gaza, where the echoes of the genocide are a daily reality, children perceive war with a blend of innocence, curiosity, and sometimes startling clarity. Their views, untainted by the biases of adulthood, offer a raw and poignant perspective on the impact of genocide. These young minds understand and interpret war not through political discourse, but through the simple yet profound lens of their everyday experiences and emotions.