This image displays an interior residential scene in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, characterized by visible structural elements and a state of disrepair or unfinished construction

This image displays an interior residential scene in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, characterized by visible structural elements and a state of disrepair or unfinished construction. In the foreground, the back of a dark brown upholstered armchair or sofa is partially visible at the bottom of the frame. To the left, a beige-patterned curtain, featuring vertical stripes and floral accents, hangs from a light-colored wooden rod mounted near the ceiling. The curtain is cinched to the left with a fabric tie. Beneath the curtain, a white, rectangular cabinet is visible, topped with a few small, dark objects. A tall, narrow, frameless mirror leans against the wall behind the cabinet. The central wall is painted a light beige, but significant areas of plaster are missing, exposing rough concrete or masonry underneath. Multiple white and black electrical wires are routed horizontally and vertically across this wall, some enclosed in conduit, others exposed. A gold-colored, fan-shaped decorative object with a dark tassel hangs from a wire against this wall. To the right of the central wall, an arched opening is present. The edges of this archway are raw, displaying exposed concrete blocks or similar structural material. Through this arch, a red and white pedestal fan is visible, standing upright, with its protective cage and blades clearly discernible. The area beyond the archway appears darker and less finished. The ceiling throughout the visible space is light-colored. No individuals are present in the scene.