Hind Rajab was only six years old when she found herself trapped in a car under gunfire in the Gaza Strip. With a child's innocence, she courageously called for help from Red Crescent volunteers, but tragically, both she and her family lost their lives amidst the violence. Her heartbreaking story has gained international attention through the dramatized documentary, "The voice of Hind Rajab," directed by Tunisian filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania. This film aims to shed light on the horrors faced by innocent victims in war zones.

For Kaouther Ben Hania, creating the film was a deeply personal commitment to ensure that Hind Rajab and her family's story was not forgotten. In an interview, she emphasized the importance of sharing Hind's voice with the world, transcending borders and bringing human stories from conflict zones to a global audience. Before proceeding with the film, Kaouther sought permission from Hind's family to tell their story and incorporate the real voice of the young girl, showing a commitment to authenticity and respect for their narrative.

The documentary not only highlights the tragedy of Hind's death but also serves as a powerful commentary on the broader issue of violence against civilians in conflict areas. Through emotional storytelling and personal accounts, it seeks to raise awareness about the ongoing conflicts affecting countless lives and the need for humanitarian intervention to protect innocent children like Hind. The film underscores the importance of remembering victims of violence and advocating for a future where such tragedies no longer occur.