Devastation in Rafah, Gaza after Israeli Aerial Bombardment

SOURCE www.nbcnews.com
After months of Israeli aerial bombardment, the city of Rafah in Gaza is left devastated, resembling Hiroshima or Nagasaki. Thousands have been killed, infrastructure is destroyed, and the city is in ruins. Aid is slowly entering the city to help with the rebuilding efforts.

Key Points

  • Rafah in Gaza resembles Hiroshima or Nagasaki after Israeli aerial bombardment
  • Around 70% of buildings in Rafah have been partially or completely destroyed
  • Ceasefire deal in place to allow aid and return of hostages
  • 60% of Gaza's infrastructure, including schools and hospitals, has been destroyed

Pros

  • Aid is entering the city to assist with rebuilding efforts
  • Ceasefire deal in place to allow for aid and return of hostages
  • Awareness raised about the destruction in Rafah, Gaza

Cons

  • Massive destruction of buildings and infrastructure
  • Thousands killed in the conflict
  • Displacement of almost 1.9 million people