The image depicts a street scene in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under clear daylight, viewed from an elevated position. On the left, a multi-story residential building, light beige in color, exhibits severe structural damage with multiple floors partially collapsed, exposing interiors, and debris hanging from balconies. Clothes are visible hanging on some balconies. The ground floor features an arched entrance and a storefront with a visible sign depicting a red triangle, circle, and square. To the right, a large white mosque structure is extensively damaged; its dome is partially intact, but large sections of its walls are collapsed, and its minaret stands vertically but shows signs of damage. Piles of rubble and debris surround the base of the mosque and extend into the street. The paved street below has white markings and is partially covered with sand and scattered debris. Approximately ten children are present on the street; one child in red walks from left to right, while a group of several children in the mid-ground appears to be playing soccer with a yellow ball. Long shadows are cast by the children and buildings. In the bottom right foreground, a metal railing with various colored clips and fabric items is visible, indicating the vantage point of the photographer. The watermark "Galaxy A14" is present in the bottom left corner.

Witnesses document widespread urban dama

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Sun, Feb 15, 2026, 01:32 PM

Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

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The image depicts a street scene in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under clear daylight, viewed from an elevated position. On the left, a multi-story residential building, light beige in color, ex…read more

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