In the face of the current conflict with Iran, Naomi Or Ofer, a tenth grader from Tel Aviv, describes a paradoxical sense of relief. She explains that the familiar nature of living with war feels more natural to her than periods of peace, creating a sense of unease during ceasefires. This reflects a broader psychological adjustment scenario among youth in conflict zones, where war has become a part of their daily reality. Similarly, another teenager, Oriah Harel from a school in the village of Amka, expresses that the war no longer frightens him and describes his ongoing experiences as marked by boredom rather than fear or anxiety. After being evacuated from his home during the past two years of conflict, he reflects on how the routine of instability has shaped his daily experiences and perceptions.