They didn’t have time to say goodbye. They didn’t even have time to feel pain. One missile, in one second, erased everything. No bodies left to mourn, no names to carve on gravestones, not even a chance to whisper their last prayers.
Their bodies flew through the air, but they weren’t pilots. They had no wings, no planes, not even a roof to shelter them. Their homes were made of clay, but the fire swallowed them before tears could.
Children torn apart before they could even pronounce their own names. Pregnant women whose souls left before they knew their baby’s gender. Men who held their homes on their shoulders, only to be swallowed by the sky.
If you’re still eating, drinking, laughing, sleeping—if you’re still changing channels to avoid seeing their faces—remember: they didn’t choose to be erased from existence. They didn’t even have the right to be counted as martyrs. They became dust in the wind before they could even be considered dead.
One day, will anyone remember you? Or will you disappear just like them, unnoticed, forgotten?
According to multiple reports, around 17,000 children have been killed in Gaza due to Israeli attacks. For example, the Spanish newspaper El País reported on March 30, 2025, that over 15,000 children had been killed in Gaza since the beginning of the conflict (elpais.com).
Additionally, Anadolu Agency reported on September 29, 2024, that Palestinian authorities announced the death toll of children in Gaza had reached approximately 17,000 (aa.com.tr).
Furthermore, Save the Children has stated that over 20,000 children are believed to be missing, detained, or buried under rubble in Gaza (savethechildren.net).
These tragic numbers highlight the catastrophic impact of the war on Gaza’s children.
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