An elevated view captures a street scene in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, characterized by significant structural damage. In the immediate right foreground, a textured, light-tan concrete wall fragment exhibits approximately ten circular impact holes, consistent with bullet damage, scattered across its surface. To the left, a multi-story, beige-colored building shows extensive destruction, particularly on its upper floors, with exposed rebar, collapsed sections, and shattered windows. A prominently damaged arched facade is visible on its upper-middle section. A light pole with visible wiring stands in the mid-ground, separating the foreground from the street below. The paved street features white lane markings and is partially obscured by debris. Piles of rubble and construction material are visible along the street's edges and in the foreground. In the background, a large mosque with a light-colored dome and a tall, slender minaret is prominently visible. The minaret displays structural damage to its upper sections, and rubble surrounds the mosque's base. On the street, human presence is observed: two adult males are on the left side, one seated on the ground leaning against a low wall, and another standing nearby. Further down the street, near the mosque, a group of approximately five to seven individuals, including apparent children, are scattered across the thoroughfare, some appearing to walk. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight under a clear, pale blue sky.

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Sun, Jan 25, 2026, 01:48 PM

Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

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An elevated view captures a street scene in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, characterized by significant structural damage. In the immediate right foreground, a textured, light-tan concrete wall fragment exhibits approximately ten circular impact holes, consistent with bullet damage, scattered across its surface. To the left, a multi-story, beige-colored building shows extensive destruction, particularly on its upper floors, with exposed rebar, collapsed sections, and shattered windows. A prominently damaged arched facade is visible on its upper-middle section. A light pole with visible wiring stands in the mid-ground, separating the foreground from the street below. The paved street features white lane markings and is partially obscured by debris. Piles of rubble and construction material are visible along the street's edges and in the foreground. In the background, a large mosque with a light-colored dome and a tall, slender minaret is prominently visible. The minaret displays structural damage to its upper sections, and rubble surrounds the mosque's base. On the street, human presence is observed: two adult males are on the left side, one seated on the ground leaning against a low wall, and another standing nearby. Further down the street, near the mosque, a group of approximately five to seven individuals, including apparent children, are scattered across the thoroughfare, some appearing to walk. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight under a clear, pale blue sky. | Open Wire