This image depicts a damaged residential area in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under clear daylight

This image depicts a damaged residential area in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under clear daylight. Several multi-story buildings, likely residential, line both sides of a central open space. These buildings are predominantly light beige with reddish-brown accents and show extensive damage, including shattered or missing windows, crumbling facades, and exposed interiors. Many windows have decorative grilles, and some contain hanging fabric or tarps. Water tanks are visible on the rooftops of some structures. The ground between the buildings is a mix of sand and compacted earth, heavily littered with piles of construction debris, rubble, and broken concrete. In the middle ground, a makeshift structure covered with a white tarp, partially displaying blue text, stands amidst the debris. Further back, a large mound of rubble suggests a demolished structure. In the foreground, a paved surface or asphalt road is visible, featuring a circular manhole cover and scattered debris. A small pile of gravel is present on the road, and a single concrete block rests near its edge. Under the arched ground-floor section of the building on the right, approximately four to five individuals are seated on the ground in a shaded area. They wear dark clothing and appear to be resting or waiting. A dark-colored broom lies on the ground near them. Strong sunlight casts distinct shadows across the scene.