In the midst of displacement to Khan Younis, the father stayed behind in Rafah, struggling to provide for his family’s needs. One day, he visited them to check on their well-being and supply them with essentials before returning to Rafah to continue working. Tragically, that visit was the last; he was martyred there, leaving behind a wife and children without a provider. The mother now lives in a tent with her husband’s family, patiently trying to endure the harshness of loss. Meanwhile, her daughter Habiba, despite her young age and the pain surrounding her, clings to her dream of becoming an artist. She finds solace in coloring, which helps her regain hope, believing that art could be her path to a brighter reality.