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Palestinians walking past the rubble of houses and buildings.
Palestinians walking past destroyed homes in Khan Younis city in southern Gaza [Mohammed Salem/Reuters]
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According to an analysis by US-based researchers Jamon Van Den Hoek and Corey Scher, at least 60 percent of all buildings in Gaza have been destroyed. [Mohammed Salem/Reuters]
reduced to rubble
Since October 7, 2023, Israel has killed at least 46,707 Palestinians and injured 110,265. Some estimates put the actual toll at much higher. [Mohammed Salem/Reuters]
reduced to rubble
A view of the destruction in Rafah. About 90 percent of Gaza’s population was forcibly displaced, making it among the highest recorded percentages in modern conflicts. [Hassan Jedi/Anadolu]
reduced to rubble
Some experts estimate that it will take at least a decade to remove the 42 million tonnes of rubble in Gaza. [Hassan Jedi/Anadolu]
The destruction inflicted by the Israeli army on Jabalia
An aerial view of the destruction in Jabalia in northern Gaza. [Mahmoud Isleem/Anadolu]
The destruction inflicted by the Israeli army on Jabalia
Entire neighbourhoods have been reduced to rubble, leaving millions of people reliant on humanitarian aid for shelter and survival. [Mahmoud Isleem/Anadolu]
The destruction inflicted by the Israeli army on Jabalia
Some 92 percent (436,000) of housing units in Gaza are destroyed or damaged, in addition to 80 percent of commercial facilities. [Mahmoud Isleem/Anadolu]
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