Gaza children reclaim childhood amid war
The article highlights initiatives aimed at restoring joy and childhood to children in Gaza affected by ongoing war, through organizing swimming events and sports activities. More than 2,500 children participated in the "Swim with Gaza" campaign, learning to swim with the goal of helping children temporarily forget the traumas and psychological effects caused by the conflict, expressing their happiness, and reclaiming a part of their lost childhood. The article emphasizes that the war has resulted in the death of more than 21,500 children and injuries to tens of thousands, along with widespread psychological suffering, as the majority of the population suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. These initiatives seek to support the children's mental health, provide a space for entertainment, and offer a refuge from harsh circumstances, in addition to honoring the memory of trainers who lost their lives during the war.
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