When seen from above, the extent of the damage in Jabalia is just astounding.
As far as the eye can view, the landscape is a devastation reminiscent of Hiroshima. The twisted remains of structures, some slanting at odd angles, are scattered across the twisted terrain.
The topography of this formerly busy, densely populated refugee camp is nearly impossible to discern because to the large, undulating waves of debris.
Nevertheless, a drone camera scanning the debris detects white and blue splatters where little tent camps have been erected in open areas.
And figures, crawling over crumbling structures, navigating dirt lanes where food stores are popping up beneath canvas awnings and tin roofs. Youngsters sliding down a fallen roof.
