Almost every child in the Gaza Strip has been exposed to deeply distressing events and trauma, marked by widespread destruction, relentless attacks, displacement, and severe shortages of essential necessities such as food, water, and medicine. Help UNICEF in supporting children in Gaza during their most challenging times. Please give now. | UNICEF

Children in Gaza have had their childhoods shattered. They’re paying the highest price for a war they play no part in. Every day, they face violence, fear, loss, displacement, hunger and devastation – things that should not be normalized for any child anywhere. For the past year, Save the Children has been working tirelessly with local partners to provide emergency support to children and families. But the truth is, we still aren’t able to support at the pace and scale that is needed in Gaza. We

Children in Gaza play with a parachute from airdropped aid amid Israel’s ongoing genocide of Palestinians and forced starvation in the besieged enclave. | Al Jazeera English

Palestinian children in Gaza are seen playing among the rubble of homes and buildings destroyed by Israel. About half of Gaza’s 2.3 million residents are children. | Al Jazeera English

After two years of violence, #Gaza’s children are finally breathing moments of quiet. The fragile ceasefire has given children a chance to breathe, connect, play and even start to heal. But trauma, injury, grief, and shattered childhoods will take far longer to heal. World Health Organization (WHO) is on the ground supporting the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the health system, and expanding mental health services for its children. On today's #WorldChildrensDay, WHO calls for full respect