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Gaza’s water, sanitation, and energy systems are on the brink of a total collapse after nearly two years of war. As residents begin returning following a ceasefire, the region’s environmental damage could make its recovery impossible without urgent action, a new report warns.
Analysts said Gaza’s ecosystems have been devastated by bombardments, almost entirely ruining croplands and water systems, leaving two million people at continuous risk of a humanitarian crisis.
Thousands of displaced Gazans began returning to what is left of their homes after a ceasefire was announced this week betwe
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