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The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in significant damage to sites across Gaza, as revealed by new satellite images released by Maxar. The conflict began on October 7 when Hamas launched surprise cross-border raids from Gaza.

In response to these attacks, Israel has been carrying out airstrikes on Gaza, and there are concerns that the crisis could escalate further. The satellite images show the extent of the destruction in various locations in Gaza.

One of the areas heavily affected is Izbat Beit Hanoun, where significant damage can be seen. The satellite image shows the aftermath of the airstrikes, with buildings and infrastructure severely damaged or destroyed.

Another heavily impacted area is near the Al Shati Refugee Camp, where the satellite image reveals extensive damage as a result of the ongoing conflict. The destruction is evident in the surrounding buildings and structures.

Beit Hanoun, another location in Gaza, has also suffered considerable damage. The satellite image captured shows the devastation caused by the airstrikes, with buildings and land reduced to rubble.

Atatra, a town in Gaza, has also not been spared from the destruction. The satellite image exposes the aftermath of the airstrikes, with buildings and infrastructure in ruins.

These satellite images provide a visual representation of the impact of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The significant damage seen in Gaza highlights the urgent need for a resolution to the conflict to prevent further destruction and loss of life.

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