Mapping Gaza: Schools, hospitals, refugee camps and more
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Al Jazeera
UNRWA
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency
the Islamic University of Gaza
100-km
Al Shifa Hospital
UNSCO
the United Nations Special Coordinator
the Middle East Peace Process
UNDP
UN Development Programme
Al Azhar University
the Al Aqsa University
Beach Camp
Rafah’s
People
Khan Yunis
Youmna al-Sayed
Nuseirat
Al Bureij
Al Maghazi
Ariel Sharon
Khan YunisIsrael
Salah al-Din
Karem Abu Salem
Al Jazeera
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Israeli
Palestinians
Jewish
Egyptian
English
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Rafah
Mediterranean
Strip
Earth
the Near East
West Bank
the Sinai Desert
Places
Khan Yunis
Yasser Arafat International Airport
Locations
Gaza Strip
Israel
Palestine
the Gaza Strip
North Gaza
Gaza City
Deir al-Balah
Egypt
Cape Town
Detroit
Lucknow
Beit Hanoun
The Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
the West Bank
Jabalia
Shujaiya
Tel al-Hawa
Shati
the Gaza Strip’s
Deir el-Balah
Cairo
Kerem Shalom
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Summary
During Israel’s latest offensive on Gaza, Israeli attacks damaged at least 51 education facilities, including 46 schools, two kindergartens, an UNRWA (The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) training centre, and parts of the Islamic University of Gaza, according to the United Nations’ latest humanitarian report.At least 66,000 people are still sheltering in 58 UN-run schools across the Gaza Strip.Israeli raids also damaged at least six hospitals and 11 primary healthcare centres, including Gaza’s only COVID-19 testing laboratory that was left inoperable following an Israeli attack that hit a nearby building on May 17.Gaza’s electricity network also suffered damage, leading to 20-21 hours of daily power outages. At only 41km (25 miles) long, it can take less than an hour to drive from Rafah in the south to Beit Hanoun in the north.In the following series of maps, Al Jazeera takes you on a journey across Gaza’s five governorates highlighting key locations including hospitals, schools, universities, UN compounds, refugee camps, crossings and other vital infrastructure.The district of North Gaza shares a 10km-long (six-mile-long) border with Israel.
As said here by Mohammed Haddad