The Palestinians of Gaza could go out a day after clean drinking water after Israel cut off its electricity supply to the area, which sharply cut off the actions of the water garbage collection.

Omar Shhatat, deputy director of coastal municipalities, says the Palestinians in Central and South Gaza, which rely on Deir El-Balah's dumpster.

“There will be a big struggle in the supply of water,” Shatat said, the Central Bank of Armenia, from Gaza. “We need a solution. Wet water is the foundation of life. “

Israeli Energy Minister Eli Kohen announced on Sunday that he had ordered the Electric Corporation of Israel (IEC) not to sell Gaza electricity. Cohen said that it was a way to put pressure on the Palestinian armed group to free the rest of the hostages in the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

About 400,000 people in the affected areas will no longer be able to rely on the factory water, which will now operate benzens, and it can be consumed in several days. The provided factory was cleaning about 50 percent of the water supplied to drink pure to drink for drinking.

Before cutting the government on Sunday, the factory provided about 18,000 cubic meters of water every day. Now, it can provide 3,000 cubic meters of water a day, as it continues to operate benzene.

The gasanders mostly rely on reserve generators and solar power energy, after Israel stopped its electricity supply to Gaza, on October 7, 2023, in an atmosphere, a large amount of war enclave.

Hamas Speaker Hazem Kassem said that the desalination plant, which is the only one, has been cut off on Sunday.

“This decision shows that the occupation (Israel) does not pay attention to any humanitarian or international law,” the KBP news said.

Underhand International humanitarian lawAs an attractive force, Israel is required to make sure that the basic needs of the gases are met, including food and water.

The decision is “catastrophic”

In the conditions of the 17-month war, water infrastructure was destroyed in the area, which hinders the delivery of clean water and fuel to operate water treatment plants in Gaza.

Mohammad Tabet, Gaza Electricity Distribution Company Mohammad Tabet

“The decision is catastrophic. Currently, the municipalities will be obliged to enter the water flow to the sea, which can lead to environmental and health risks outside Gaza.

He noted that there is not enough fuel to act on pollution and sewer plants, adding that existing generators are obsolete and unlikely.

Israel's transportation to deliver its electricity is coming a week after it blocked the entry of things into a ceasefire that stopped the fight for the last seven weeks.

Assistance, Food Block Forces Bakery Closing

The suspension of the goods entering the Gaza was affected by the Palestinian enclave.

It is planned to suppress Hamas in conversations about the ceasefire, the suspension extends to the import of food, medicine and fuel. Hamas describes the means as a “collective punishment” and claims that it will not be pushed to make concessions during the discussions.

The United Nations Palestinian Refugee Agency has canceled that the decision to suspend humanitarian aid threatens the lives of civilians, which has been consumed through the “brutal” war in 17 months, adding that most of the Gazai people depend on assistance.

Watch | Israel has blocked the entry of goods in Gaza last week.

Israel says it blocks all help in Gaza until Hamas extended the ceasefire

Israel says it will continue to block all humanitarian aid to Gaza until Hamas agrees to extend the first stage of the ceasefire, which has ended on Saturday. Hamas wants to move directly to the 2nd stage of the initial agreement, which includes all the Israeli forces that leave Gaza.

Gaza Head of the Bakery Union Nasser Al-Akram Reutersi said that six of the 22 bakery were still able to work in Oslav.

“The rest of the bakery can be closed in a week, or should be consumed from diesel or flour until the intersection is reopened to flow away,” he said.

“22 Bakery were not enough to meet the needs of the people. Six of them are close now, it will raise the requirement of bread and pays that condition, “he added.

This step has also led to campaigns, as well as fuel price, which forcing many to give it to his meals.

Living in the tent in the tent in the tent in Khan Yuis, 40-year-old Ghadad al-Rakab stated that he was fighting to ensure the basic needs. The mother of six is ​​baking some products for her family and its neighbors, sometimes hiring a clay furnace for a nominal price.

“What life do we live? Non-electricity, water, no life. We don't even live proper life. What does us rest?