This image depicts a heavily damaged multi-story residential building in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

This image depicts a heavily damaged multi-story residential building in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory. The structure's beige facade is pockmarked with numerous bullet holes and impact craters, indicating extensive conflict. The ground in the foreground is entirely covered in a thick layer of concrete rubble, shattered bricks, and twisted metal debris. The building shows significant structural compromise across multiple levels. At the ground level, large archways lead into darkened, rubble-filled interior spaces, with lower wall sections partially collapsed, exposing underlying brickwork. To the right, an entrance is visible next to a damaged red object, possibly a fire extinguisher cabinet. On the upper floors, individual residential units exhibit varying degrees of damage. Many windows are shattered, missing, or boarded up. Some openings are covered by white tarps, with visible internal framing or items on ledges. One such tarp on the first floor (above ground) is branded "Unicef." Clothes are seen hanging to dry on lines strung across several openings and balconies, including dark and light garments. Balconies show damage, with one having a cinder block railing draped with dark fabric, and another with a decorative balustrade showing items on its floor. Exposed interiors reveal debris and remnants of former living spaces, including shattered window frames and scattered belongings. No people are visible within the frame.