Nearly 800,000 people in Khan Younis left without basic services

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Nearly 800,000 people in Khan Younis left without basic services

Once a vital city in southern Gaza, Khan Younis is now on the verge of collapse. Its water system is destroyed, fuel cut off, and hundreds of thousands displaced Palestinians are left to survive amid ruin and hunger. Ashraf Shannon reports.

April 25, 2025