In the shadows of Gaza's genocide lie the silent, unseen wounds of mental health struggles. The unrelenting sound of chaos has left deep psychological imprints on its inhabitants. A child's sleep is haunted by nightmares, a once vibrant youth now stares blankly, lost in trauma. Families huddle, their bond a fragile shield against an invisible enemy that lurks in minds ravaged by war. These are not just individual stories; they weave into a collective tapestry of resilience and pain. Mental health in Gaza isn't just a challenge; it's a crisis, often overlooked yet deeply felt, a battle within the battle.