Gaza’s only remaining desalination plant has lost 90% of its water production due to power cuts imposed by Israel, leaving half a million people without access to clean drinking water.

Cutting off water, electricity, and fuel is not just a blockade—it’s a death sentence. 90% of Gaza’s population is now without clean drinking water as Israel cripples the last remaining water infrastructure.

Water is a human right. Denying an entire population access to clean drinking water is a war crime. Cutting off power and fuel to water stations is a calculated attack on life itself. #WaterJusticeForGaza

These people are caricatures of themselves: “This is a well-known phenomenon, where Jewish settlers contaminate Palestinian water sources with carcasses, in order to spread diseases and prevent residents and their herds from using the water.”

Rafah in South Gaza is totally destroyed, this is the result of the lack of reaction from the International community to the Israeli Genocide and war crimes. This is one of the results of the impunity that Israel enjoys.

Urgent | Israeli occupation forces destroy the only water desalination plant in the al-Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

🚨Breaking: Israeli forces bombed children in Khan Younis southern Gaza , as they rode a bicycle to bring water to their families. Two children were killed, and others were seriously injured.

Available Water Supply Falls Below 25% of Minimum Requirement Gaza Municipality: A Severe Water Crisis Is Looming Immediate Action Is Urgently Needed👇 As temperatures rise and the demand for water increases among both residents and displaced persons, Gaza City

is experiencing catastrophic conditions. Since October 2023 approximately 75% of its water wells have been destroyed by Israeli forces The remaining wells operate under severe limitations due to a lack of fuel while the supply of Mekorot water has become increasingly intermittent

This has resulted in a major water crisis that threatens to trigger serious public health and environmental disasters. Gaza Municipality urgently calls on international organizations to provide the necessary resources, fuel,

and support to rehabilitate and operate damaged facilities and restore water access for the population. Critically Limited Supply Gaza Municipality confirms that the current available water supply does not exceed 35,000 cubic meters per day down from 120,000 cubic meters

supplied daily during this period before the aggression. This volume is drastically lower than the city’s actual needs. The available water is distributed as follows: approximately 20,000 cubic meters from Mekorot and 15,000 cubic meters from municipal wells,

which operate only a few hours per day due to acute shortages of fuel and electricity Small quantities are also contributed by private wells للمزيد من التفاصيل والاطلاع على وثيقة الاحتياجات باللغتين العربية والإنجليزية، يرجى النقر على الرابط في ادناه gaza-city.org/news/bldy-ghz-… #غزة

"Two children carrying a blue water barrel, a yellow bucket, and a set of hoses. They were bombed by Israeli forces. Apparently, they were moving this to their family tent after displacement."

Israel is depriving our colleagues of water.

"I'm surprised no one is covering the water crisis — as if starvation is the only issue. Hunger is nothing compared to the lack of water in the peak of summer. Most of the water lines are damaged, and there’s no water, people!"

A child in Gaza drinks from leaking water beneath a truck - when clean water becomes a distant dream.

They murdered a little girl who was fetching water. For no reason. Safe in the knowledge the world will look away and the media will provide the necessary cover. Horrors and atrocities rinsed and repeat for 22 months using that formula.

Weaponising water has never been louder than this.