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Gaza before and after: Satellite images show destruction following Israeli airstrikes

Newly released images show entire neighbourhoods reduced to rubble after strikes from Israel in the war against Hamas


Newly released satellite images reveal how cities and towns in Gaza have been destroyed by almost three weeks of Israeli bombardments on the besieged enclave.


Apartment buildings are crumpled and entire neighbourhoods lie in ruins, in pictures taken before and after Israeli airstrikes and provided by Maxar Technologies and Planet Labs.


Israel has vowed to wipe out Hamas, which rules Gaza, in retaliation for the 7 October attacks in which they killed 1,400 people and took more than 200 people hostage.


Since then, Israel has continuously struck Gaza from the air, imposed a siege and is preparing a ground invasion. The Hamas-run health ministry says more than 7,000 people – many of them civilians – have been killed in the Israeli bombardment.


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[NSFW] Civilians taking refuge in a bomb shelter get completely massacred by Hamas


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[NSFW] Corpse of German woman killed by Hamas stripped and paraded on the back of a truck


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