Israel has destroyed Gaza’s final optical fiber line, cutting off all internet and landline access. Palestinian officials warn this move aims to digitally isolate and silence the population amid an escalating humanitarian crisis. Human rights groups condemn the blackout as a violation of international law. With aid operations crippled and the death toll mounting—over 55,000 killed and 127,000 injured—Gaza faces one of modern history’s worst humanitarian disasters, with thousands still missing under the rubble.
The Israeli occupying forces have destroyed the last remaining optical fiber line in Gaza, effectively cutting off all internet and landline communications across the enclave. Palestinian officials have condemned the move as “extremely dangerous,” accusing Israel of trying to render Gaza’s population “digitally blind.”
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