The Gaza Strip is heading inexorably into a water crisis that the United Nations says could make the Palestinian enclave unlivable in just a few years.
With 90-95% of the territory’s only aquifer contaminated by sewage, chemicals and seawater, neighborhood desalination facilities and their public taps are a lifesaver for some of Gaza’s 1.6 million residents. But these small-scale projects provide water for only about 20% of the population, forcing many more residents in the impoverished Gaza Strip to buy bottled water at a premium.
“There is a crisis. There is a serious deficit in the water resources in Gaza and there is a serious deterioration in the water quality,” said Rebhi El Sheikh, deputy chairman of the Palestinian Water Authority (PWA). Read more here.
{Matzav.com Israel}
So if GAZA becomes unliveable, it will solve the problem of the rockets being shot from there…
Jews make the desert bloom, Arabs turn it back into a wasteland
If it is becoming unlivable, maybe they will die.
Watch them stick Israel with the tab, and demand that we take care of their water supply.