UNICEF has raised alarm over a growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, describing the situation as a man-made drought caused by Israeli blockade and continuous attacks. The region’s water infrastructure has collapsed, leaving only 40% of supply systems barely operational. UNICEF spokesperson James Elder warned that without urgent intervention, children could start dying from lack of clean drinking water. The organization urged immediate global attention and action to prevent further loss of innocent lives in the war-torn Gaza Strip.
The Gaza Strip, under Israeli blockade and continuous attacks, is now facing a severe man-made drought, with its entire water supply system largely destroyed. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has expressed deep concern over the situation, according to a report by Al Jazeera.
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