Once Vibrant City Now Dust-Covered Ghost Town: Watch Visuals of Rafah After Israeli Offensive
Two months ago, Rafah was a bustling city, sheltering a significant portion of Gaza's over 2 million residents. Today, it stands as a stark reminder of the devastation brought upon by the Israeli military offensive. Summarized Insights: • Rafah now a ghost town. • Extensive damage to buildings. • Few civilians remain. • Calls for peace and aid. The once vibrant city has transformed into a dust-covered ghost town, where abandoned and bullet-ridden apartment buildings tell the tale of intense conflict and destruction. On Wednesday, international journalists were invited by the Israeli military to witness the aftermath in Rafah, marking the first time foreign media has set foot in Gaza's southernmost city since the invasion on May 6. Footage yesterday by my colleague @amra_ashraf shows more families fleeing, after continued Israeli strikes & bombardments in #Rafah Friends say “What's the point of moving yet again if we will be killed ...
