"Gaza: A Post-War Moonscape, Forever Uninhabitable?"

Israel's military offensive in Gaza has left much of the region uninhabitable, with whole neighborhoods erased and buildings reduced to battered shells. Nearly 1 million Palestinians have fled the north, and when the war ends, they will face the daunting task of rebuilding their lives and homes. The intense air campaign has caused staggering destruction, with half of all buildings in northern Gaza damaged or destroyed. Critical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been severely impacted, and over 41,000 homes are too damaged to be lived in. The future of Gaza remains uncertain, with questions about who will take responsibility for reconstruction and how the traumatized society will recover.