The ongoing war in Gaza has resulted in a staggering death toll nearing 40,000, leaving many residents, like Umm Omar, struggling to cope with profound loss and the inability to mourn properly due to relentless violence. Families have been uprooted and displaced, with little time or space for traditional mourning rituals, as the conflict has decimated not only lives but also infrastructure and community structures. In Israel, camps have been established for children who have lost family members, providing them with therapy and an opportunity to bond over shared grief. Amidst the devastation, the resilience of the Gazan people shines through, as they confront unimaginable hardships with a flicker of hope. The humanitarian crisis continues to deepen, with critical needs for healthcare, food, and emotional support remaining unmet. The international community's response has been criticized as inadequate, as the cries of the affected resonate amidst the rubble of their former lives.