Satellite images reveal extent of destruction in the Gaza Strip
Gaza City, where Israel launched its most recent offensive, has been turned into a colorless wasteland. Sports fields, parks and a reservoir have been all but wiped out.
The international community has called on Israel to immediately halt its ground assault on the famine-stricken area, which has forced hundreds of thousands to flee.
Al-Mawasi, once a green patch of land north of Rafah, has expanded into a crowded tent city housing hundreds of thousands of refugees in ever-shrinking spaces, but lacking basic infrastructure such as shelter, water and sewage systems.
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