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'The hardest photos I ever had to take'
The Guardian
|October 10, 2025
Two years of horror, destruction - and human connection
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The world has witnessed one of the worst onslaughts against a civilian population in recent history and has been unwilling or unable to stop it.
More than 66,200 people have been killed in Gaza and nearly 169,000 injured; about one in 10 of Gaza’s Palestinian population have been casualties of Israel’s military campaign. Israel says its target is Hamas but more than 80% of the deaths have been civilians. A UN human rights report has deemed that Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute a genocide.
The survivors have endured prolonged famine as a result of Israel’s policy of cutting off food supplies, and the IDF has made much of the Gaza Strip uninhabitable.
According to a recent survey by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, about 70% of Gaza’s buildings have sustained severe damage or been destroyed.
The statistics are shocking but impersonal. Through her photographs, Enas Tantesh has recorded what those crude numbers mean in intimate terms what it looks like when your home and community are pulverised.
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