A Guardian analysis of satellite imagery of the northern Gaza Strip in the aftermath of heavy bombardments has identified more than 1,000 craters visible from space within approximately 10 square kilometers,reported from The Guardian.

In one area - just half a kilometer wide - a group of residential blocks has been bombed so severely that about 100 craters, some as large as 45ft (13.9m), are visible.

At least one hospital and three schools in the area have been rendered out of service, apparently due to a nearby bombing. Other buildings in the image, taken on October 30, have been leveled entirely and reduced to rubble.

In a war launched in response to Hamas’s October 7 assault that killed 1,400 people, Israel said it had fired more than 8,000 munitions into Gaza, hitting over 12,000 targets. This is more than the US used in a year during its operations in Afghanistan.





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