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The siege on Gaza by Israel has led to a water crisis, forcing residents to wait for meager supplies and bathe in polluted sea water. The World Health Organization warns of intensified hostilities, overcrowding, disrupted health, water, and sanitation systems, leading to a rapid spread of infectious diseases. Overcrowding, deteriorating hygiene, and lack of access to basic necessities have put people in Gaza at risk. The situation has gone from tenuous to dire since the Israel-Hamas war began last month, resulting in a rapid spread of disease among Palestinians due to poor hygiene and unsanitary conditions.
