🛰️ — 🇵🇸/🇮🇱 Satellite images from (@Planet) show the second-largest city in the Gaza Strip of #Palestine, located in the south, nearly completely destroyed, along with the surrounding municipalities.

Its area spans more than 100 square kilometers. The city had a population of 400,000 residents before the war.

📸 Khan Yunis between November 2024 and July 2025.

🇵🇸/🇮🇱 Imagery from the northern sector of the city (Images 1&2, 2023-11-24 — 2025-07-18) and the southern sector of the city (Images 3&4, 2024-11-24 — 2025-07-18)

🇵🇸/🇮🇱 Significant destruction has occurred in the neighboring towns of Abasan al-Kabira (Image 1&2) and Bani Suheila (Image 3&4), where most buildings have been destroyed.

According to the Israeli Haartez newspaper, in recent months, #Israel’s military has greatly accelerated the pace of destruction in southern Gaza, using private contractors that earn a profit of thousands of shekels per building razed.

Haartez also reported that in recent weeks, the demolitions of homes, along with aerial bombardments, have been the only operational activity that has been carried out systematically by the Israeli army in Gaza.

The newspaper says that hundreds of bulldozers, excavators, and armored Israeli Caterpillar D9 bulldozers “continue their efforts to make Gaza uninhabitable for years to come.”

📸 Abasan al-Kabira (Images 1&2, 2024-10-21 — 2025-07-15), Bani Suheila (Images 3&4, 2023-11-24 — 2025-07-18), and Khuza (Images 5&6, 2024-10-05 — 2025-07-19)