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In Palestine, satellite imagery analysis revealed that Israel has continued demolishing parts of Gaza, destroying more than 2,500 buildings since the truce began. Over two months after the ceasefire was announced, entire neighborhoods—particularly in Al-Shujaiya and eastern Gaza—have been reduced to rubble, with destruction documented both inside and beyond agreed ceasefire boundaries. UN assessments indicate that by October, more than 80% of Gaza’s structures had already been damaged or destroyed. Recent images show entire blocks, farmland, and greenhouses erased, deepening displacement and preventing any possibility of return or reconstruction.

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00:00In Palestine, Israel has continued demolishing parts of Gaza, destroying more than 2,500 buildings since the truce began, according to satellite imagery analysis.
00:10More than two months after a ceasefire was announced, and despite the commitment to halt military operations, entire neighborhoods, particularly in Al-Shuhaya and eastern Gaza, have been reduced to rubble.
00:22The destruction has been documented both within and beyond agreed ceasefire boundaries.
00:26In this context, UN assessments show that over 80% of Gaza's structure had already been damaged or destroyed by October.
00:34However, satellite images reveal that entire blocks, farmland and greenhouses have since been erased, further estrenching displacement and preventing any possibility of return or reconstruction.
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