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]]> By: Gaza on the Brink of Total Collapse: Israeli Occupation Forces Systematically Destroy Electricity Infrastructure and Cut Off Energy Sources. | Palestinian Centre for Human Rights https://pchrgaza.org/water-as-warfare-israels-policy-to-make-gaza-unlivable-and-eradicate-palestinian-existence/#comment-6332 Thu, 26 Jun 2025 16:33:15 +0000 https://pchrgaza.org/?p=35473#comment-6332 […] catastrophic impacts have also extended to the water and sanitation sector. Desalination and wastewater treatment plants have ceased operations, and water wells have stopped […]

]]> By: Systematic Environmental Warfare: Israel Renders Gaza Uninhabitable Through Waste Crisis | Palestinian Centre for Human Rights https://pchrgaza.org/water-as-warfare-israels-policy-to-make-gaza-unlivable-and-eradicate-palestinian-existence/#comment-3135 Wed, 16 Apr 2025 11:12:19 +0000 https://pchrgaza.org/?p=35473#comment-3135 […] According to PCHR’s field follow-up, vast areas of public land and spaces deep into the city centers across the Gaza Strip have been turned into waste dumps. In Gaza City, the “Firas Market” and “Al-Yarmouk” areas are now hosting the largest landfills. The Gaza Municipality[1] has recently warned that the Firas Market dump has become a severe environmental and health hazard for residents, particularly due to the accumulation of over 130,000 tons of waste. This raises serious concerns about potential disease outbreaks, especially amid soaring temperatures, the spread of insects and rodents, and the acute shortage of sanitation and disinfection supplies. Meanwhile, the risk of groundwater contamination continues to grow due to the seepage of toxic waste leachate into the soil and aquifer. It is worth noting that the groundwater has become the last remaining source of water for Gaza’s residents amid the scarcity of other water sources, following Israel’s cutoff of water supplies and the widespread destruction of Gaza’s water infrastructure. […]

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