This image depicts a street scene in the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, characterized by extensive structural damage

This image depicts a street scene in the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, characterized by extensive structural damage. On the left, a multi-story, sand-colored residential building shows severe damage across multiple floors. Large sections of its facade are missing, exposing interior rooms, rebar, and shattered windows. Some window openings are covered with blue tarps. Bullet or shrapnel marks are visible on the exterior walls. Laundry hangs from partially intact balconies, and a red patterned rug is draped over a lower balcony railing. Graffiti is present on the building's lower exterior wall. In the background to the right, a mosque with a distinct white minaret and dome is visible amidst substantial rubble. The minaret's spire appears partially damaged, and the structure surrounding the dome is largely disintegrated. Piles of debris, including concrete and twisted metal, surround the mosque. Several temporary white tarp shelters are erected among the rubble near the mosque. An asphalt road with faded white lane markings runs across the foreground. A damaged concrete sidewalk borders the road on the left. Piles of dirt and scattered debris are present on the sidewalk and along the road's edge. Six individuals are visible on the street: one person in dark clothing stands near the sidewalk on the left, and a group of five individuals, some wearing red clothing, are crouched or seated on the asphalt to the right, near a pile of dirt. The sky is a uniform, overcast light gray. Twisted metal wires are visible in the immediate lower right foreground, suggesting the photograph was taken from an elevated, possibly damaged, structure.