To increase the pressure on the Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas, the Israeli government has now also stopped electricity supplies in the Gaza Strip.
“We will use all the resources that are available for us, so that all hostages return and we will ensure that Hamas is no longer in Gaza the next day,” said the Minister of Energy of Israel in a video message (see below). After the first phase of a cease -the Fire, Israel already had a full stop of the care a week ago. Aid organizations warned of dramatic consequences for the two million inhabitants of the coastal strip.
Does the water supply stop?
The Israeli news portal “Ynet” reported that since the start of the war, Israel has only delivered electricity to the Gaza Strip via a line. For the massacre of Hamas and other extremist organizations on October 7, 2023, in which 1200 people were killed and more than 250 were drawn up, there were still ten lines. The remaining line is directly connected to water treatment plants. Your cap can therefore contribute to the shortage of water in the coastal strip. The army had warned in the past that such a step could also endanger the hostages.
“Ynet” reported, with reference to an Israeli representative of the government who was not mentioned by name, and a stop of the water supplies to Gaza would also be considered. Many people help themselves with solar energy and generators.
Hamas has negotiations with our negotiators
In the meantime, Hamas announced that there have been several conversations with an American negotiator in recent days. It was mainly about the release of a hostage with American and Israeli citizenship, said Senior Hamas representative Taher Al-Nono. The member of the terrorist organization spoke about positive and flexible interaction with each other. It was also about how this can be implemented at the end of the war in the Gaza Strip.
Source: Krone
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