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"Numerous mosques, churches, homes, restaurants, colleges, and various other structures lie in ruins across the Gaza Strip as the Israel-Hamas conflict persists.
The conflict escalated on Oct. 7 when Hamas militants launched an attack on Israel, prompting retaliatory military actions by Israel in Gaza. Since the conflict began, the Hamas-run Gaza Ministry of Health reports that at least 34,735 individuals in Gaza have lost their lives, with 78,108 sustaining injuries.
In Israel, at least 1,700 people have been killed and 8,700 others injured, according to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The bustling streets, once home to approximately 2.3 million people, now resemble flattened landscapes.
A recent report from the United Nations Development Programme indicates that the conflict has pushed back human development in Gaza by over 20 years, with the setback expected to worsen the longer the conflict persists.
According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, approximately 86,000 housing units have been destroyed, and nearly 300,000 more have been damaged in the Palestinian territories.
Furthermore, the Palestinian agency reports that 25,000 buildings have been demolished, 32 hospitals are out of service, and three churches, 341 mosques, as well as 100 universities and schools, have been destroyed.
Tragically, thousands of Gazans are believed to be trapped beneath the rubble, according to the Palestinian Civil Defense.
Satellite imagery showcases the stark transformation of Gaza before and after the conflict, highlighting the destruction of landmarks such as the Islamic University of Gaza, Israa University, Al-Hilal Stadium, Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, Al-Hassaina Mosque, and Al-Rashid street."
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