One by one, the soldiers squeezed through a narrow entrance to a tunnel in southern Gaza. Inside a dark hallway, some bowed their heads to avoid hitting the low ceiling, while watching their step as they walked over or around jagged concrete,

The war in Gaza has reduced much of the enclave to rubble, with most of its buildings either destroyed or damaged. Clearing it to pave the way for rebuilding will be a gargantuan task that is expected to take years and cost over a billion dollars.

The sounds of collapsing buildings mix with gunfire as army vehicles fire east of Bureij refugee camp, leaving communities in fear and chaos

A cease-fire after two years of war with Israel has allowed Hamas to tighten its grip on power again. “It’s still standing,” one Israeli official said.

Israeli forces carry out demolition and destruction on residential buildings behind the yellow line in central Gaza.

Israeli army besieged dozens of civilians in Al-Tuffah neighborhood under heavy tank, drone fire, according to Gaza’s Civil Defense - Anadolu Ajansı

Eyewitnesses say the demolition caused loud explosions, sent thick columns of smoke and caused shrapnel to fall in several neighbourhoods.

This is Gaza—where schools have become military targets, where the morning assembly has been replaced by queues for bread, lentils, and drinking water. The school bell has not rung in three years, and school uniforms lie buried beneath the rubble of homes.

Military recently intensified its ground, naval, aerial bombardment across various parts of Gaza that fall within areas it occupies - Anadolu Ajansı