Silly little fanarts

Qais is only four years old, yet hunger has stolen his strength to walk. His tiny legs, once full of life, can no longer carry him. Days of starvation have left his body frail and trembling, and now his stomach is covered with painful sores from drinking water mixed with salt—his only way to keep his empty stomach from tearing apart. This is not childhood. This is slow death, forced upon an innocent boy in Gaza, where famine is crushing children before the world’s eyes.