Gaza Strip

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• The aquifer supply is now contaminated by seawater and wastewater and is unfit for human consumption.

• The Palestinian territory is plagued by rodents, and sewage floods its coastline after Israel destroyed its wastewater treatment plants.

• A reservoir in Gaza City has become a sewage collection pool after the destruction of local wastewater infrastructure and pumping stations.

• In Gaza, the term has been used in connection with attacks on maternity and reproductive healthcare, malnutrition, increased risks to pregnant women and babies, and conditions affecting fertility and childbirth.

• Rights groups point to discriminatory policies within Israel, annexed East Jerusalem, the blockade of the Gaza Strip ruled by Hamas since 2007, and the occupation of the West Bank.

• Most of Gaza’s drinking water came from desalination plants and three pipelines controlled by the Israeli water authority, but those pipelines were cut at the start of the war and have only partially reopened.

• Several American citizens have been killed by Israeli forces and occupiers in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

• Gaza remains gripped by a severe water and sanitation crisis despite last year’s US-brokered ceasefire.

• There are around 20,000 babies in Gaza

• Benjamin Netanyahu continues to bomb Gaza and block justice for Americans killed under his watch.

• Osama was seized with his one‑year‑old son in March near the yellow line marking Israeli military control in Gaza.

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• In Michigan, 80 % of respondents said they believed Israel was committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, including 91 % of those under 45.

• The International Criminal Court is seeking Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.

• The situation in Gaza is likely to worsen with the onset of winter.

• Damaged or destroyed distribution networks have left much of the population reliant on water trucks.

• Hakeem Jeffries is facing renewed criticism from progressives after a pro‑Israel Democrat received a key foreign‑policy assignment while Democratic voters are increasingly critical of Israel's conduct in Gaza.

• David Roet and an Israeli government representative spoke about Palestinians and Gaza.

• Heavy munitions are being delivered amid the ongoing bombardment of the Gaza Strip.

• Before the war, 80% of Gaza’s water supply came from an aquifer under the coastal strip.

• There is an increase in hepatitis A cases in Gaza.

• Israeli citizens can drive anywhere in Israel except the blockaded Gaza Strip, while Palestinians cannot drive everywhere.

• An independent United Nations inquiry found Israel’s military actions in Gaza amounted to genocide.

• Israel’s campaign has killed more than 74,000 people according to Palestinian health ministry figures.

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