An exterior, vertical view captures a significantly damaged multi-story residential building facade in Deir el-Balah, Palestinian Territory

An exterior, vertical view captures a significantly damaged multi-story residential building facade in Deir el-Balah, Palestinian Territory. The light-colored (beige/tan) building features reddish-brown rectangular panels and decorative arched window surrounds in white. Extensive damage is evident across the structure, including large, irregular dark apertures revealing interior spaces, particularly in the upper-left and upper-middle sections where entire wall portions are absent. Numerous smaller impact marks, consistent with shrapnel or bullet damage, are scattered across the facade. Multiple windows are shattered or completely missing, and their metal security grates are bent, twisted, or partially detached. Specific visible objects include: * An olive-green patterned roll, possibly a mattress, is secured behind a bent metal grate on the top-left window. * A blue tarp and white fabric are partially draped over a severely damaged upper-middle window opening. * A silver-colored tarp or material is pulled outwards from a window opening on the lower-left. * A blue and white patterned fabric hangs from a bent metal grate at the bottom-left. * Pink fabric hangs from a bent metal grate at the bottom-middle. The scene is devoid of human presence or active interactions. Strong, direct sunlight illuminates the facade, casting pronounced, sharp shadows from the damaged grates and protruding structural elements.