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This image captures a wide view of a city street exhibiting extensive urban destruction in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear, bright sky.

At the center, a prominent mosque appears heavily damaged, with its tall, slender minaret partially intact and its main dome structure collapsed into a large pile of rubble. Surrounding the mosque are numerous multi-story buildings, many of which show severe structural damage, including exposed interiors, shattered windows, and significant portions of walls and roofs missing or collapsed. The multi-story building on the immediate left exhibits extensive damage with visible exposed rebar and sections of its facade peeled away; clothes are visible hanging from its balconies. A painted mural is visible on the ground-floor wall of this building. Another damaged building forms the right edge of the frame, from which colorful clothes and pegs are visible in the immediate foreground, suggesting the vantage point of the photographer from a balcony.

The street below, a paved surface with a white directional arrow painted on it, is partially covered in shadows and stretches into the distance. It is bordered by significant accumulations of concrete debris, twisted metal, and sand, particularly around the mosque. A light-colored sedan is visible amidst the rubble on the right side of the street near the mosque. Numerous individuals are scattered throughout the scene, walking along the street, navigating through the debris, and congregating in small groups. In the bottom-left, a small group of people, including what appear to be children, walks along the sidewalk. Further up the street on the left, an individual sits on the sidewalk next to a damaged building. Overhead, thin wires or cables are stretched horizontally across the frame.
reham

Feb 18, 2026, 10:19 AM

Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

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This image captures a wide view of a city street exhibiting extensive urban destruction in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear, bright sky. At the center, a prominent mosque appears heavily damaged, with its tall, slender minaret partially intact and its main dome structure collapsed into a large pile of rubble. Surrounding the mosque are numerous multi-story buildings, many of which show severe structural damage, including exposed interiors, shattered windows, and significant portions of walls and roofs missing or collapsed. The multi-story building on the immediate left exhibits extensive damage with visible exposed rebar and sections of its facade peeled away; clothes are visible hanging from its balconies. A painted mural is visible on the ground-floor wall of this building. Another damaged building forms the right edge of the frame, from which colorful clothes and pegs are visible in the immediate foreground, suggesting the vantage point of the photographer from a balcony. The street below, a paved surface with a white directional arrow painted on it, is partially covered in shadows and stretches into the distance. It is bordered by significant accumulations of concrete debris, twisted metal, and sand, particularly around the mosque. A light-colored sedan is visible amidst the rubble on the right side of the street near the mosque. Numerous individuals are scattered throughout the scene, walking along the street, navigating through the debris, and congregating in small groups. In the bottom-left, a small group of people, including what appear to be children, walks along the sidewalk. Further up the street on the left, an individual sits on the sidewalk next to a damaged building. Overhead, thin wires or cables are stretched horizontally across the frame.

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