According to ABC News, she called Oxfama non-profit union representing 21 non-governmental organizations, called for an independent investigation after the killing of 4 water engineers in the town of Sharq. Khan Yunis In Gaza while they were heading to repair the water infrastructure.
According to Oxfam: “The engineers were working for an Oxfam partner organization and had coordinated with… Israeli authorities To do the work.”
The organization stated that “despite prior coordination with the Israeli authorities, their clearly marked vehicle was bombed.”
And it was United Nations It financed the construction of a large water generation station in Khan Yunis, which was established in 2017 to provide drinking water to areas in Deir al-Balah Khan Yunis, as well as in Al-Mawasi, where many Gazans were displaced due to the war.
The station’s production capacity is about 20,000 cubic meters of water per day, while it currently produces only about 1,500 cubic meters due to the lack of electricity.
And it depends Gaza Strip on Israel In obtaining most of its electricity needs, these supplies have been cut off since the outbreak of war.
Western relief agencies reported that the Israeli war in Gaza caused a humanitarian crisis in the Strip that included food shortages, scarcity of water, and the collapse of the regime. Sanitation.
