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Gazans fear shutdown of water plants as Israel widens offensive
- Gazans face potential shutdown of water and sanitation plants as Israel intensifies its military offensive in Gaza in 2025.
- Chronic fuel shortages worsened by an Israeli blockade that recently began easing have limited operations at desalination plants vital for Gaza's water supply.
- Desalination production dropped by 80% after power lines were cut, forcing residents to rely on undrinkable, salty water linked to increased kidney infections.
- Dr Ghazi al-Yazji reported more kidney patients, saying, "cases are noticeably higher among children" with 220 people needing dialysis amid worsening water conditions.
- Without immediate fuel delivery, the UN warns water and hygiene services may fully shut down this week, heightening health risks and displacement hardships for around 140,000 Gazans.
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Giving Voice to Gazans Targeted by the U.S.-Israeli Death Machine - CovertAction Magazine
Refaat Alareer, a professor of English literature at the Islamic University in Gaza, was tragically killed in an Israeli air strike on December 6, 2023, along with his brother, sister and four of his nephews and nieces. OR Books has put out a collection of his writings, If I Must Die, which offers a window […] The post Giving Voice to Gazans Targeted by the U.S.-Israeli Death Machine first appeared on CovertAction Magazine.
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