The Israeli government designated Gaza as ‘hostile territory’ on 9 September 2007 and announced that it would follow only the laws of armed con ict, not those of occupation, vis-à-vis the Gaza Strip.80 As a result of the extensive targeting of civilian infrastructures during these periods of conflict, we argue, the civilian population of the Gaza Strip has increasingly been treated as a collective casualty of armed conflict.

The UN Human Rights Council (HRC) reported that in July and August 2014, 63 water facilities in Gaza were damaged and 23 completely destroyed, resulting in a significant loss of access to water for the population.84 Likewise, the HRC found that the war had damaged sewage facilities, including 60 per cent of the treatment plants, 27 per cent of the pumping stations and 33,000 metres of water and wastewater networks, affecting nearly one million people

Consequently, the UN found that ‘access to safe drinking water in Gaza through the public water network plummeted from 98.3 per cent in 2000 to a mere 10.5 per cent in 2014, compared to almost 97 per cent in the West Bank’

Since then, Gazans have relied on purchasing water from tankers, and in containers and bottles. Dependence on these sources, all of which are more expensive, increased from 1.4 per cent to 89.6 per cent in 2017, the burden falling disproportionately on the most vulnerable and poor; moreover, the quality of water is unregulated and of questionable standard

Humanitarian efforts to augment water supply are hampered by restrictions imposed by Israel and Egypt on the import of materials to support the construction of desalination plants, as discussed in more detail below

In efforts to halt the sustained targeting of agriculture, water and energy infrastructures, Israeli and Palestinian human rights and civil rights groups have frequently invoked provisions of IHL and international human rights law that apply to occupying powers regarding the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure

Gaza conflict's environmental toll: A surge in carbon emissions

Well Israel, near destroying building, YOU ARE GENERATING ECOCIDE AND CO2!
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As the largest energy consumer & CO2 emitter, the construction industry consumes 40% of the global energy consumption, while 45% of the worldwide CO2 emissions are generated by the construction industry.

The average CO2e emissions for each artillery round used in this context is ap- proximately 1.4 tonnes resulting in approximately 2.59 million tonnes CO2e.

According to the most recent data available for UNFCCC, 448.03 kilotonnes CO2 is generated by 140 kilotonnes of fuel. Thus, total fuel consumption by Israel’s war on Gaza is estimated at 1.92 million tonnes CO2e, so far.

The vast majority (over 99%) of the 281,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2 equivalent) estimated to have been generated in the first 60 days following the 7.10 Hamas attack can be attributed to Israel’s aerial bombardment and ground invasion of Gaza, according to a first-of-its-kind analysis by researchers in the UK & US https://perma.cc/UKE9-M7RP

More than 5% of global emissions are linked to conflict or militaries but countries continue to hide the true scale https://perma.cc/J7AN-YBUA

This study examined the trends of CO2 emitted from traffic vehicles and investigated the current climatic changes in Gaza City. The results show that CO2 levels exceeded the international agreeable limit of 350 ppm at most of the monitoring sites where the CO2 concentrations ranged from 291 to 608 ppm.

The continuous increase of CO2 concentration in Gaza, beyond the international limit of 350 ppm, due to traffic emissions has a great potential for climatic change elements, where the trends of temperature in the last two decades showed an increase of 0.4oC (El-Kadi 2005). Ashour and Al Najar (2012) have found that the temperature increase in Gaza reached up to 1oC. One of the main challenges of the micro-climate change in Gaza is the decrease in rainfall as it was observed that rainfall has decreased by 63.8% in North Gaza since 1995.

Sorry WHAT?! We are doing a war for the entire world?

DO YOU KNOW THAT @MissionArctic @MissionAntartika @MisionFuture GIVE A SHIT TO YOUR WAR! Or better nope, they are interested, because what is happening there has an influence EVERYWHERE!

Other countries give a shit to what happens in your countries too, with the idea in the style "if we drop a nuclear bomb we would fix both issues"
Which obviously make no sense, since near all innocent death (= no those who want the war), there is just pollution and animal deaths ...

They probably prefer to see 10 people death in 🇮🇱 and 🇵🇸, than 200 🐻‍❄️ death in 🇦🇶 or 🇬🇱!!!!

Plus safe from what? We already said previously that Hamas has only something against you
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Don't forget that even if they attacked 🇨🇭 and other, main goal was 🇮🇱 or to liberate 🇵🇸
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So a bit different compared to
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and we have other terror attack too
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https://news.1rj.ru/str/MuslimTerrorists/101
https://news.1rj.ru/str/MuslimTerrorists/134

No to racism ...Nein zu Rassismus...non au racisme...nee tegen racisme...no al razzismo

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