This image depicts a devastated urban landscape in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

This image depicts a devastated urban landscape in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory. In the background, multiple multi-story residential or commercial buildings constructed from light-colored (tan/beige) concrete exhibit extensive structural damage. These buildings have perforated facades with numerous holes, shattered windows, and significant sections of lower floors and balconies completely collapsed or blown out, exposing interior spaces. One prominent building centrally located features an arched window design on an upper floor. Rooftops display water tanks. The midground is dominated by large piles of concrete rubble, rebar, and debris from completely collapsed structures, indicative of heavy bombardment or demolition. The ground in the foreground and between the rubble is unpaved, sandy, and uneven. The foreground is occupied by a dense, irregular settlement of numerous makeshift tents of varying sizes, constructed from tarpaulins and other fabrics in muted colors such as grey, brown, and blue. These tents appear to serve as temporary shelters. Adjacent to some tents are various utilitarian objects, including blue plastic barrels, white plastic water containers, and smaller piles of debris or personal belongings. No human figures are discernible performing specific actions within the frame. The sky is overcast, casting a diffused, even light over the scene.