Archaeological sites destroyed during the Israel–Hamas war

The intense and continuous Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip destroyed approximately 100 archaeological monuments in the Strip, some of which are more than 2,000 years old, out of 325 archaeological sites in Gaza. Among the most prominent archaeological sites that were destroyed were the  Byzantine Church; the  (), the third oldest church in the world; the  (); and a Roman cemetery, which is more than 2,000 years old.

 Sites destroyed or damaged 




  in Jabalia
 Deir al-Balah Cemetery



 Kamaliya School (Gaza)



  the 13th-century palace Qasr Al-Basha.




 Tell Rafah


 Related pages 
 Gaza humanitarian crisis (2023–present)

 Flour massacre
 Al-Falah School massacre

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