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Gaza’s humanitarian crisis deepens as new satellite images show scale of destruction

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Google Maps released updated satellite imagery of Gaza three years after the Israel-Hamas war began, revealing widespread rubble and destruction. The conflict continues with ongoing Israeli strikes across the territory, deepening the humanitarian crisis. Key facts include the first post-war satellite view since the war started, showing vast areas reduced to rubble, alongside the continuous nature of Israeli military operations.

Key points

• Google Maps provided the first satellite imagery of Gaza since the Israel-Hamas war began nearly three years ago, revealing vast areas reduced to rubble.
• Ongoing Israeli strikes continue across the territory, maintaining the dire humanitarian situation despite new satellite data.

Context and limitations

Coverage is limited to the first post-war satellite view since the conflict began; no data on casualty figures, specific strike locations, or humanitarian aid distribution is available.

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