Gaza teeters on the edge of disaster. More than 900,000 displaced Palestinians face deadly flooding as heavy rains hit a region where Israeli attacks have destroyed or crippled 85 percent of roads, water, and sewage networks. Entire neighborhoods risk inundation from sewage overflows, yet fuel shortages prevent vital infrastructure from functioning. This is not a natural disaster—it is the predictable outcome of deliberate attacks that have devastated civilian life.
In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces recently killed two Palestinian children near Hebron and injured others during raids. Masked settlers, backed by the occupation government, set fire to vehicles at a dairy plant and desecrated the Hajja Hamida Mosque, leaving racist slogans on its walls. Local activist Nazmi Salman calls it “a declared war against the Palestinian people,” targeting both lives and sacred spaces.
The world cannot remain silent. Immediate humanitarian aid, protection for civilians, and accountability for these assaults are urgently needed. Palestinians are facing not only violence but preventable catastrophe—responsibility lies squarely with the Israeli authorities.
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