Maram Adnan Ahmad al-Daghal, a 13-year-old girl, who lived with her family in their home in Gaza. As war and shelling escalated in the area, Maram's family decided to flee to their grandfather's house in search of safety. The move was after their home became unsafe, so they moved into her grandfather's house, which was safer in those circumstances.

Maram's grandfather's house was a place full of life despite its small size. He brought them all together: her parents, uncles, grandfather, and all the family members who had been displaced together. Everyone was committed to maintaining a spirit of hope, despite the harsh conditions they faced under the war.

But one dark night Maram's grandfather's house was bombed by warplanes. The house was completely destroyed in moments, and all the family members inside were martyred, including her mother, grandfather, uncles, and siblings.

Maram, who was by her mother's side in those tragic moments, was shocked and fainted from horror. When she regained consciousness, she discovered that she had lost her entire family and was left alone in the rubble. After that disaster, Maram moved in with her aunt, who survived the bombing. Despite the deep sadness in Maram's heart at the loss of her family, her aunt tried to provide her with safety and support amid these difficult circumstances. Maram has become a symbol of lost childhood in Gaza, and a witness to the suffering of wartime children. But it also reflects hope and steadfastness in the face of all hardships