Exhibitions 'Second Draft,' 'Kuma: The Art of Eitan Rosenzweig,' and 'War Decorations' showcase how Israeli artists use their work to reflect on the pain and trauma of war. These exhibitions offer intimate glimpses into the scars left by war on individuals, families, and Israeli society as a whole. The curators of these exhibitions emphasize the importance of presenting art that confronts the realities of war and invites viewers into a dialogue. The exhibitions explore themes of quiet violence, the complexities of war, and the transition back to normal life after conflict. They highlight the transformative power of art in processing and bearing witness to deeply traumatic experiences.