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Water cut off in Gaza! Anger is inflicted on civilians, and does Israel intend to separate itself from the ranks of civilized nations?
Recently, the Gaza Strip has once again suffered from Israel's water cut-off operation, which has aroused widespread concern in the international community.
This treatment of the civilian population in a water-cut manner is in fact a violation of human rights and a challenge to international law. This makes one have to think: what a humanitarian disregard Israel is to use the water cut off to separate itself from the ranks of civilized countries!
First, let's look at the state of water in the Gaza Strip. The Gaza Strip, which lacks natural resources, faces its own water scarcity, with large quantities of water imported every year. According to the World Health Organization, the average daily water consumption in the Gaza Strip is only 21 liters, well below the world average water consumption of 100 liters. As a result of the prolonged war, the infrastructure of the Gaza Strip has almost collapsed and the state of the water supply system has been precarious.
The Israeli water cutoff operation is undoubtedly making things worse.
Despite claims by the Israeli side that the water cuts were due to the use of groundwater by terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip to build military bases, such water cuts were extremely inhumane. The civilian population of the Gaza Strip is innocently implicated, and they are the group most in need of water.
The water outage has forced people's lives to come to a standstill, making it impossible to bathe, cook, grow crops, etc., and their quality of life has plummeted. Moreover, water cuts can have a significant impact on sanitation and put people's health at risk.
Moreover, Israel's water cut-off has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. According to the United Nations, 80 percent of the population of the Gaza Strip depends on international aid, and water cuts will undoubtedly make aid more difficult.
Water cuts make it impossible for humanitarian assistance to reach and seriously affect people's living conditions and basic rights. Such practices not only had serious humanitarian consequences for the Gaza Strip, but also brought Israel to international condemnation.
Faced with such a situation, we cannot help but ask, does Israel intend to remove itself from civilized countries.
The water cut-off operation is undoubtedly a violation of human rights and is inconsistent with international law and international humanitarian norms. A truly civilized country should focus on guaranteeing the basic rights of its people and should pursue peace and development. Israel's action to cut off water is undoubtedly going the opposite way.
As a member of the international community, every State has a responsibility to uphold peace and justice. We call on the international community to pay attention to and condemn Israel's water cut-off and urge the Israeli side to stop the water-cut operation in the Gaza Strip.
At the same time, it is hoped that the Gaza Strip will be able to extricate itself from its predicament as soon as possible and achieve long-term peace and stability through peace talks.
To truly achieve peace and development, all countries should be based on dialogue and cooperation. We must believe that only through dialogue and cooperation can humanity progress together.
Israel should reflect on its actions and re-examine its role and responsibilities. Only in this way can we truly become a civilized country. Truly civilized countries should focus on safeguarding human rights and pursuing peace and development, rather than treating innocent civilians in the barbaric way of cutting off water.
The water outage in Gaza reminds us once again that the international community should strengthen its monitoring and restraint to safeguard peace and justice.
Only through joint efforts can peace and development be truly achieved and the basic rights of the people guaranteed. We cannot sit idly by, let alone allow Israel's water cuts to become the norm. A truly civilized nation should take peace and development as its duty, not persecute innocent civilians. Only in this way can the world be more harmonious and prosperous.
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