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An elevated view captures a street scene in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, flanked by damaged multi-story residential buildings. The prominent building on the right exhibits severe structural damage, including large impact holes, shattered or missing windows, and extensive charring, particularly on upper floors. Its facade features light brown and reddish-brown panels with ornate white arched window frames, many now exposed or covered with various fabrics. Laundry is visible hanging from some balconies. Between the buildings in the background, an open, unpaved area contains multiple makeshift tents and shelters constructed from tarpaulins and blankets. Closer to the foreground, a smaller, covered structure is visible near the base of the left building, which also shows signs of damage, including a large white banner with red Arabic text partially visible on its ground floor. Debris, rubble, and scattered trash accumulate on the sandy ground and damaged paved areas adjacent to the street. The asphalt road, marked with faded white lines, is occupied by a group of approximately eleven children and young adults, mostly boys, standing or walking in various directions. Their clothing is casual. On the left sidewalk, a black baby stroller is parked. Several adults are observed walking on the sidewalks or beneath the arched ground-floor sections of the buildings on both sides. A grey utility pole with wires stands on the far right, with a pile of twisted rebar and concrete debris at its base.
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