The scene depicts a street in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear blue sky. The prominent structure in the mid-ground is the severely damaged Al-Farouq Mosque, identifiable by its distinct minaret and dome. The minaret exhibits significant structural damage to its upper sections. Large portions of the mosque's main building, including its facade and interior areas, are collapsed into extensive piles of concrete and rebar rubble. To the left, a multi-story residential building shows broken windows and visible damage, with clothing hanging from a window. At its base, additional rubble is present. Between this foreground building and the mosque, a sandy area contains several improvised shelters constructed from white tarpaulins. To the right of the mosque, another building exhibits catastrophic collapse, with its internal structure protruding outwards. A paved road runs horizontally across the lower mid-ground. On the left side of the road, a person in dark attire stands beside a small child seated on the ground near a pile of debris. Further right on the road, another person in dark clothing walks away from the viewer. The image is captured from an elevated position, with wires and structural elements of the viewpoint building partially visible in the immediate foreground on the right.Witness documents destruction and displa
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Fri, Feb 20, 2026, 11:18 AM

Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

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The scene depicts a street in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under a clear blue sky. The prominent structure in the mid-ground is the severely damaged Al-Farouq Mosque, identifiable by its distinc…read more

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