This forensic description details a scene of extensive destruction in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

This forensic description details a scene of extensive destruction in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory. The primary subject is a multi-story residential building, light-colored, exhibiting severe damage across its entire facade. Numerous windows are shattered, missing, or boarded with improvised materials; many show black charring and buckling, indicative of fire damage. The building's exterior is pockmarked with dozens of small impact craters, consistent with bullet or shrapnel strikes. Balconies on multiple floors are heavily damaged, with railings bent or destroyed, and interiors are visible through large breaches in the walls and windows, revealing exposed rebar and rubble. Communication equipment, including multiple cellular antennas and water tanks, is visible on the roof. Another similarly damaged structure is partially visible to the right. The ground in front of the building is covered in a dense layer of concrete rubble, shattered glass, and general debris mixed with sandy soil. In the sandy area, a heavily damaged, crushed white four-door sedan, missing its roof and significant portions of its body, rests among the debris. A single individual, appearing to be a child dressed in a red shirt, walks on the sand near the destroyed car, facing away from the camera. The sky above is overcast or hazy, indicating daytime.