Al-Zafar Damri Mosque is one of the oldest and most significant Islamic and archaeological landmarks in Gaza Strip, located in Al-Shujaiya neighborhood in eastern Gaza City. The mosque, along with many other historical mosques in Gaza Strip, was deliberately targeted by Israeli occupation forces in an attempt to erase Gaza’s history and civilization.

During the 2014 war, the mosque suffered near-total destruction, with 80% of its structure demolished. This included the destruction of the modern section of the mosque, built in 2010, which housed the library, minaret, some columns, and the iwans located on the western side, constructed from clay and stones.

In 2015, the mosque was restored at the expense of charitable donors, with careful attention to its original architectural details, following the ancient Mamluk style as it was more than 600 years ago.

In 2023, during the genocidal war, the mosque was completely destroyed due to airstrikes by Israeli warplanes and artillery shelling in the area surrounding the mosque and nearby regions.

Al-Samra Bathhouse is one of the most significant Ottoman architectural landmarks in Palestine, located in Al-Zaytoun neighborhood of Gaza. It is considered a prime example of Ottoman bathhouses in the region. The design features a gradual transition from the hot room to the warm room and then to the cold room, with a dome above the cold room that has circular stained glass windows allowing sunlight to illuminate the space naturally, adding elegance and beauty to the venue. The floor is beautifully paved with marble tiles and various colored geometric patterns. The bathhouse was recently restored, enhancing its beauty and splendor. On 30 December 2023, Israeli occupation aircraft and tanks bombed and completely demolished it.

Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Sheikh Ahmed Yassin Mosque in the center of Beach Camp, west of Gaza City. The bombing led to the complete destruction of the mosque, resulting in the martyrdom of numerous citizens and injuries to others.

The Baptist Church is the only Protestant church in Gaza, comprising 6 floors. It was targeted by bombing in 2008, causing damage to the church, and was subjected to renewed bombing in 2023. This resulted in numerous casualties and injuries among displaced individuals seeking refuge in the church.

Saint Porphyrius Church in Gaza City is one of the oldest Greek Orthodox churches, built in Byzantine style. Located in Al-Zaitoun neighborhood, east of Gaza City, Israeli occupation aircraft targeted the church building, resulting in a significant number of victims and injuries among displaced individuals seeking refuge in the church.

The historic Barqouq Castle in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, suffered extensive damage due to deliberate targeting by Israeli occupation aircraft during its military operation in the city, which lasted for several months. The Israeli occupation forces completely destroyed the southern part of its walls and inflicted damage on all its facilities. There are Palestinian accusations that Israel intentionally aimed to destroy historical artifacts in the Gaza Strip.

Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Saad Al-Ansari Mosque in Beit Lahiya refugee camp, northern Gaza Strip, resulting in massive destruction of the mosque and significant damage to nearby buildings.

Israeli occupation aircraft destroyed Al-Yarmouk Mosque in Gaza, leveling it to the ground and causing complete damage to the surrounding homes. The attack resulted in the martyrdom of numerous citizens and injuries to others.

Israeli occupation aircraft targeted Al-Huda Mosque in Yebna Camp, Rafah Governorate, causing massive destruction to the mosque and significant damage to nearby buildings.

Al-Ameen Mohammed Mosque, located in the Japanese neighborhood of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, was built with Malaysian financial support. Israeli occupation aircraft completely destroyed the mosque, causing significant damage to surrounding buildings and resulting in the martyrdom of dozens of citizens.

A video circulated on social media shows the moment a mosque in Gaza was blown up, filmed by an Israeli soldier. In the video, the soldier’s voice can be heard speaking in Hebrew, dedicating the explosion to fallen soldiers.

Al-Pasha’s Palace is located in the old city (in Al-Daraj neighborhood) of Gaza City, Palestine. It is the only remaining palace in Gaza City and holds significant architectural value, reflecting the philosophy and characteristics of Islamic architecture in its design. The museum housed hundreds of artifacts, including pottery, glass, Corinthian columns, women’s ornaments, and more. These artifacts date back to various periods, such as the Greek, Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic eras, including the Ayyubid, Umayyad, Mamluk, and Ottoman periods.

Israeli occupation aircraft targeted it in December 2023 during its aggression on Gaza Strip, which started in October 2023, along with targeting several other historical and archaeological sites. This led to the destruction of large parts of the palace, reducing it to ruins not seen since its construction seven centuries ago.