Palestinian children watch 'The Lion King' among the rubble of Gaza. Image is moving the worldPhoto by HaiBaron on Pexels
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Palestinian children watch 'The Lion King' among the rubble of Gaza. Image is moving the world

SOL9 September 2026 at 09:55

A group of Palestinian children watched the screening of 'The Lion King' among the rubble of the Gaza Strip. The outdoor cinema session took place against a backdrop of destruction, with the children sitting among the ruins of buildings devastated by war. The image of this moment has been moving people around the world.

The initiative was organized by the Masharawi Fund for Films and Filmmakers, an organization dedicated to promoting cultural and cinematographic activities in Gaza. Through the project called 'Little Wings,' the institution brought an outdoor cinema experience to lighten the daily lives of children living in the Palestinian territory.

The 'Little Wings' project aims to provide moments of joy and distraction to children who have grown up in an environment marked by conflict and violence. The film screening represents an attempt to offer Palestinian children a normal recreational activity, even under extraordinarily difficult circumstances.

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