Aerial photos 'Israeli' reveal the scale of destruction and spread of military sites in Gaza

High-resolution Israeli aerial photos, taken during 2025, revealed extensive destruction in the northern and eastern areas of the Gaza Strip, along with detailed information on Israeli military positions and deployments inside the Strip, after parts of the previously restricted images were made available through the Israeli government's geospatial portal.

High-resolution Israeli aerial photos, taken during 2025, revealed extensive destruction that affected the northern and eastern areas of the Gaza Strip, alongside the appearance of detailed information on Israeli military positions and deployments inside the Strip. The images, previously restricted on the Israeli government's geospatial portal, allowed for monitoring changes on the ground, particularly in areas within the yellow line zone where Israeli forces are deployed. The photos show the scale of destruction in the town of Beit Hanoun in the northern Strip, where large areas of residential neighborhoods appear to have been demolished and razed, with significant parts of the urban fabric disappearing. In the Shujaiya neighborhood east of Gaza City, the images reveal widespread destruction that affected entire residential blocks, along with paths of razing and road construction within the area. The images also show an Israeli military deployment in the Karni crossing area southeast of the Zaytoun neighborhood, newly established military sites east of Jabalia, and Israeli artillery positions in incursion areas north of the Strip. In the east of the Tuffah neighborhood, one of the main military points appears, including tents for soldiers and a communications tower. The photos date back to 2025 and do not necessarily represent an accurate map of the current military deployment.