An aerial view captures a scene of severe structural damage in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear, light-grey sky

An aerial view captures a scene of severe structural damage in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear, light-grey sky. The central subject is a multi-story, light-colored building, likely a mosque, featuring a large dome on its roof, which appears intact but shows surface marks. A prominent, square minaret-like structure on the building's facade is heavily damaged, with significant portions of its masonry cladding missing, exposing internal structural elements. A ladder is visibly leaning against a damaged section of the main building's facade. The building exhibits extensive destruction. Its right side has suffered a catastrophic collapse, leaving a large cavity filled with rubble and a massive, angled concrete slab hanging downwards. The remaining external walls on both sides show large breaches, revealing interior spaces and exposed structural components. In the foreground, the ground is uneven, composed of sandy soil mixed with debris from the damaged structures. Situated in the lower-left quadrant are several temporary shelters constructed from white tarpaulin sheets stretched over frames. Three individuals are present in the foreground. One person in dark clothing is partially visible near the left-most shelters. A second person, also in dark attire, walks rightward across the sandy ground. A third individual, wearing a lighter shirt, stands further to the right, facing left. Their activities are limited to standing or walking. The bottom-left corner includes a "Galaxy A14" watermark.