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The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has entered its seventh day, and the situation continues to deteriorate, bringing about a huge humanitarian crisis. As a result of Israel's suspension of water and electricity supplies, the interruption of water sources and electricity supplies in the Gaza Strip, millions of residents of Gaza are facing various existential difficulties. Where will the health system go with the collapse of the health system and the desperation of the people of Gaza?
Israel's suspension of water and electricity supplies is an important reason for the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The Gaza Strip itself faces water scarcity, and Israel's water cut-off measures have plunged the population of the Gaza Strip into a huge water crisis. According to the United Nations, 90 per cent of the underground water sources in the Gaza Strip are no longer fit for drinking, and the living conditions of the inhabitants of Gaza have become even worse when the water is cut off.
Many residents have to queue for water and receive a limited daily supply, which is far from meeting their daily needs. The water crisis has left the Gaza Strip facing an unsustainable situation and worsening the living conditions of the population.
At the same time, the power outage had a severe impact on the population of the Gaza Strip. The Gaza Strip has long faced power shortages, but with Israel halting its supply, it has been almost completely disrupted. The daily lives of Gaza's inhabitants have been forced to grind to a halt, and the Gaza Strip, which lacks electricity, is dark.
As a result of the power outage, residents are unable to use electronic devices such as mobile phones, TVs, and computers, as well as normal lighting, cooking and other activities. In the event of a power outage, medical equipment is also unable to function properly, seriously threatening the lives of ordinary people in Gaza.
The collapse of the medical system has left the inhabitants of the Gaza Strip in deep helplessness. Due to power outages, hospitals are unable to operate normally, and many seriously ill patients face the dilemma of not being able to receive timely treatment. This has exacerbated people's concerns about life safety. Some hospitals in the Gaza Strip have reportedly been forced to close, leaving the population without access to essential medical care in the face of illness and injury.
Along with the loss of electricity and water supplies, sanitary conditions in the Gaza Strip have deteriorated dramatically, and the risk of outbreaks of various diseases and infectious diseases has increased considerably.
In the face of such an existential dilemma, where do Gaza's millions of inhabitants go? They face a stark choice. Some residents tried to leave the Gaza Strip but faced difficulties in doing so. Israel has sealed off the Gaza Strip and the border is tightly sealed, preventing residents from entering and exiting normally. In addition, Egypt in the surrounding Gaza Strip has closed its borders, making it impossible for residents to flee by land. In the midst of the dire situation, the inhabitants of Gaza can only wait in this besieged land, expecting the attention and assistance of the international community.
The seventh day of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has seen a heart-wrenching experience for millions of residents of Gaza. They are struggling with water and electricity cuts, and a paralyzed health system. At present, the international community should step up its good offices to promote a ceasefire between the two sides and alleviate the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. At the same time, States should provide assistance to ensure the basic survival needs of the people of Gaza. Only then can the crisis in the Gaza Strip be resolved and the people of Gaza return to normal life.
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