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As war continues between Israel and Hamas, new satellite photos released by U.S. firm Maxar Technologies depict destruction from air strikes within Gaza.

Published Tuesday, the images of four locations near to the city’s Mediterranean coast show buildings, including the Al-Sousi and Al-Gharbi West mosques, destroyed in recent days.

A release from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) the same day describes an expansion of on-going strikes, with “over 2,100 terror targets across Gaza” identifed by the military.

The Maxar photos emerge as reports indicate entire neighbourhoods demolished by airstrikes Wednesday amid on-going shortages of medical supplies and fuel, the latest in a rapid series of violent exchanges between Israel and Hamas in and around Gaza since this weekend.

At the most recent tally, 2,200 lives have been lost on both sides since the war began.

Al-Gharbi West Mosque in northwest Gaza

Al-Sousi Mosque near Al-Shati Camp in Gaza

Seaside area in North Gaza

Watan Tower in Gaza