Evidence

Multiple independent outlets corroborate this claim in detail. The Times of Israel reported that GovMap, Israel's official mapping site, briefly published unblurred aerial imagery of northern Gaza showing an Israeli military base and other sensitive infrastructure, contrary to its usual blurring policy, and that a GovMap representative confirmed the imagery was published 'in accordance with relevant guidelines and approvals' while promising to examine the matter. Middle East Eye and The Business Standard both reported the same story, attributing the discovery to X account @Stinky915846091, an OSINT-focused account that frequently geolocates events in Gaza, and noting the government subsequently restored blurring. Times of Israel also published a follow-up confirming the government partially re-blurred the imagery. These reports describe the imagery as covering Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun, Shujaiya, the Karni crossing, and Jabalia, showing roughly a dozen military bases and heavy destruction consistent with the claim's description.