In Gaza, the scars of war are not just physical but deeply emotional, especially for children. Growing up in a landscape marred by genocide, these young souls encounter fear, loss, and uncertainty daily. The mental health of these children is profoundly impacted, with many showing signs of distress, anxiety, and PTSD. Their world is one where the sounds of war drown out the laughter of childhood. Despite this, their resilience shines through, a poignant reminder of the enduring spirit of youth. The need for psychological support and nurturing environments is critical to help them heal and reclaim their childhood from the shadows of conflict.