Satellite images report the destruction of 30% of buildings in the Gaza Strip

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, the images taken by satellites and a center belonging to The United Nations has analyzed them, showing that 30% of the buildings in the Gaza Strip have been completely or partially destroyed during the continuous aggression of the Zionist regime in Gaza.

The United Nations Satellite Center (UNOSAT) ) stated in its report that 69,147 buildings were damaged in Gaza, which is equivalent to 30% of all buildings in the Gaza Strip. The center added: 22,131 buildings were completely destroyed in the Gaza Strip, in addition to 14,066 Another building was severely damaged and 32,950 buildings were moderately damaged.

According to the analysis provided by this international center, the most damage to buildings was in the cities of Gaza and Khan Yunis, with 10,280 buildings in Gaza and 11,894 buildings are in Khan Yunis.

This analysis also shows that about 93,800 residential units in the Gaza Strip have been damaged.

One hundred and twenty one days since Operation “Storm” Al-Aqsa” and the continuous aggression of the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip, residential neighborhoods in different areas of Gaza have been destroyed, previously crowded commercial streets have been turned into rubble, universities have been destroyed and agricultural lands have been destroyed by bulldozers. Also, tents have been spread on the southern border, which sheltered thousands of Palestinian citizens who lost their homes. And the Palestinian Ministry of Health has announced that the number of Palestinian martyrs since the beginning of the Israeli occupation of Gaza It has reached 27 thousand 131 people and the number of wounded has increased to 66 thousand 287 people during this period.

According to the local Palestinian authorities, the Zionist attack on Gaza following the Al-Aqsa operation on October 7 infrastructure and livelihood It has destroyed 2.3 million residents of Gaza.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) announced in its report a few days ago that even if the hostilities in the besieged area of ​​Gaza stop immediately, it is possible It will take the last years of this century for the economy of this region to return to its pre-war level.

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