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This image depicts a scene of extensive structural damage within the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, viewed under a blue sky with scattered white cumulus clouds.

In the midground, a partially destroyed mosque is the central focus, its white dome and minaret showing significant damage, including missing sections of its structure. Extensive rubble piles surround the base of the mosque. To the left, a multi-story building is severely damaged, with large portions of its exterior walls obliterated, revealing exposed interior rooms and support structures. Rubble is accumulated at its base, and graffiti is visible on a lower section of the wall facing the street. On the far right, a partial view of another damaged building structure is visible, with tangled wires and debris extending from it into the foreground.

A two-lane asphalt road, marked with white lane lines and directional arrows, traverses the scene. The road surface exhibits patches of dirt and debris, particularly along its edges, which merge into areas of bare earth and rubble surrounding the damaged buildings.

Several individuals are present within the scene. On the left side of the road, two individuals are seated on a dirt patch, appearing to rest near a green tarp or bag. Further along the road, in the midground, two individuals walk together, moving away from the viewer. Closer to the foreground on the road, a single individual also walks away from the viewer. In the distant background, multiple smaller figures are discernible, walking along the road. In the bottom right corner, partially obscured by a white tent-like structure or awning marked with Arabic text, including "UNRWA," an additional individual is partially visible. Wires or cables are strung horizontally across the upper mid-section of the frame, connecting between damaged structures.
reham

Feb 26, 2026, 12:08 PM

Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

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This image depicts a scene of extensive structural damage within the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, viewed under a blue sky with scattered white cumulus clouds. In the midground, a partially destroyed mosque is the central focus, its white dome and minaret showing significant damage, including missing sections of its structure. Extensive rubble piles surround the base of the mosque. To the left, a multi-story building is severely damaged, with large portions of its exterior walls obliterated, revealing exposed interior rooms and support structures. Rubble is accumulated at its base, and graffiti is visible on a lower section of the wall facing the street. On the far right, a partial view of another damaged building structure is visible, with tangled wires and debris extending from it into the foreground. A two-lane asphalt road, marked with white lane lines and directional arrows, traverses the scene. The road surface exhibits patches of dirt and debris, particularly along its edges, which merge into areas of bare earth and rubble surrounding the damaged buildings. Several individuals are present within the scene. On the left side of the road, two individuals are seated on a dirt patch, appearing to rest near a green tarp or bag. Further along the road, in the midground, two individuals walk together, moving away from the viewer. Closer to the foreground on the road, a single individual also walks away from the viewer. In the distant background, multiple smaller figures are discernible, walking along the road. In the bottom right corner, partially obscured by a white tent-like structure or awning marked with Arabic text, including "UNRWA," an additional individual is partially visible. Wires or cables are strung horizontally across the upper mid-section of the frame, connecting between damaged structures.

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