The conflict in Gaza has inflicted deep psychological scars on its children, with reports indicating that more than 80% are showing signs of severe trauma. Young survivors like 15-year-old Abed al-Aziz Abu Hawishal recount horrific experiences, including witnessing a massacre and suffering from chronic health issues as a result of his trauma. Similarly, eight-year-old Lana al-Sharif has developed vitiligo after surviving an airstrike, reflecting the physical manifestations of psychological distress. The UN's UNICEF reports that over 64,000 children have been killed or injured, and essential medical services have collapsed. The situation underscores the urgent need for mental health support and humanitarian aid to address the profound impact of the ongoing violence on the youngest victims.