In Lebanon, more than 250,000 Palestinian refugees live in camps and towns near the Israeli border, and this report follows journalist Doueir into that world. He travels through Beirut, Rmeish, and the border town of Doueir, meeting families who fled fighting along the frontier and young supporters of Hamas and Hezbollah, some reportedly as young as ten, who speak openly about being ready to fight and die as martyrs against Israel. The film lets these voices carry the story, moving between refugee camp interiors, street scenes, and interviews with fighters, parents, and children who have grown up under the shadow of conflict. Rather than offering analysis from outside experts, it stays close to the ground, showing how decades of displacement and cross-border violence have shaped a generation's politics and sense of purpose. The result is a blunt, unfiltered look at how one of the region's oldest conflicts is passed down and absorbed by those who never chose it.