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Viral video exposes Gaza children's trauma: Doll in funeral procession as war play

A fragile October 2025 ceasefire brought hope, but violations persist over 120 children slain since.

GAZA: A haunting video of Gaza children staging a funeral procession with a doll on a stretcher has exploded online, thrusting the mental devastation of endless conflict into global view.

Shared by a Palestinian creator, the footage captures kids solemnly carrying their "casualty" through dusty streets, reciting burial chants in a ritual now etched into their young psyches.

What should be carefree games like playing house or school has morphed into grim imitations of death and mourning.

 

UNICEF declares all Gaza children require urgent mental health and psychosocial aid. Psychologists explain this as trauma reenactment a form of repetition compulsion where the mind loops horrific events to reclaim control lost in chaos.

For kids lacking words for atrocity, play becomes therapy: shrouding dolls, forming mourner lines, or role-playing rescuers amid rubble.

The toll is staggering. From October 7, 2023, to February 2026, Palestinian officials and UN data report 21,289 children killed, part of 72,000 total deaths and 172,000 injuries. Nearly 90% of civilian infrastructure lies in ruins, turning playgrounds into war zones.

A fragile October 2025 ceasefire brought hope, but violations persist over 120 children slain since. Experts fear a "lost generation" unless interventions scale up, blending play therapy with community support to rebuild shattered minds.

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