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Gaza's face before and after 3 years
Over the past three years, the Gaza Strip has undergone clear geographical changes due to ongoing war. The city's features have remarkably diminished, with residential, commercial, and archaeological areas transformed into empty spaces devoid of buildings, filled instead with rubble and temporary tents. Gaza has lost most of its densely populated neighborhoods, with hundreds of thousands of structures damaged. About 70% of the infrastructure has been destroyed, affecting approximately 174,486 buildings out of over 258,000. This has led to the deterioration of essential services and facilities such as water, electricity, and sewage systems. Large areas of neighborhoods have turned into sites of mass displacement and debris, especially in districts like Rimal and Shuja’iyya. This visual and geographical transformation reflects the extent of destruction caused by the aggression and highlights a pressing need for rebuilding and investment plans aimed at restoring the city and its landmarks, most of which have been destroyed during the war.
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