A UN report published on September 24 estimated that around 1.9 million people in Gaza had been displaced, with many forced to move more than once. It also said more than 60 percent of the population ...

Israel’s official public mapping service briefly published high-resolution satellite imagery revealing military installations and extensive destruction across ...

The app has updated the satellite imagery for much of the Palestinian territory with photos from February 2026 that lay bare the effects of the Israeli offensive ...

Google Earth images show scale of Israel’s destruction of Gaza, where more than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed.

The images showed roads running through areas that once contained densely built neighbourhoods, while buildings were difficult to distinguish in some locations because of the extent of the damage.

Satellite imagery shows further destruction of homes, businesses and places of worship since fragile ceasefire ...

Satellite imagery shows Gaza neighborhoods, including much of Rafah, reduced to rubble and displaced residents living in sprawling tent camps amid a severe humanitarian crisis. The widely shared ...

Satellite imagery shared online shows devastated Gaza neighbourhoods, including Rafah and areas around Al-Shifa Hospital, while UN assessments estimate damage to more than 201,000 structures.

Newly updated Google Maps satellite imagery offers a stark view of Gaza’s destruction, while UN data puts the scale of structural damage at 82 per cent.

UK-based Indian creator Harman Singh Kapoor faced backlash after questioning why a Gaza building was still standing.