Imagine a child in Gaza, their world a blend of playrooms and echoes of distant turmoil. Their memories of home are a patchwork of favorite toys, secret hideouts, and the reassuring presence of family. Yet, these recollections are tinged with the reality of genocide, where dreams and innocence collide with the harsher truths of their surroundings. These stories of childhood homes, told through youthful eyes, offer a unique window into the resilience and vulnerability of life in Gaza, inviting us to see beyond the headlines and into the hearts of its youngest inhabitants.