This image presents a severely damaged minaret in the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear blue sky with scattered white clouds

This image presents a severely damaged minaret in the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear blue sky with scattered white clouds. The minaret, predominantly light terracotta in color with off-white architectural details, exhibits extensive structural failure. Its upper and mid-sections are significantly fractured, with large portions of concrete missing, exposing internal rebar and creating hollow voids. A lower, partially intact balcony level features an off-white, horn-shaped loudspeaker mounted on its balustrade. A second, similarly shaped loudspeaker is visible on a higher, more damaged tier of the minaret. The minaret's apex is adorned with multiple dark, spiky antenna-like structures and further fragmented debris. At the base of the minaret, situated on a flat, light-colored rooftop surface, an open, dark doorway is visible. Adjacent to the doorway, a circular area of the wall is absent, exposing a grid of rebar. Two metallic elbow-shaped pipes lie on the rooftop near the minaret's base. In the background, a densely packed urban environment stretches towards the horizon, characterized by numerous low-rise buildings. Many of these structures appear damaged or in various states of disrepair, with rooftop water tanks and other equipment visible. No individuals are present in the scene.