Water is a crucial element in maintaining hygiene and preventing the spread of diseases. According to Professor Davidovich, the lack of water can lead to serious health issues, particularly in crowded conditions such as those found in Gaza. Without access to clean water, basic tasks like bathing, hand washing, and using the toilet become impossible, increasing the risk of intestinal or respiratory infections.

In addition to the water crisis, Professor Davidovich also highlights the issue of fuel shortages in Gaza. This has led to a lack of sewage treatment facilities and desalination machines, resulting in hundreds of millions of liters of sewage being released into the sea. Tests have confirmed that these waters are contaminated with impurities that pose a significant threat to Israel’s shores.

The collapse of the sewage system in Gaza has exacerbated this problem during the current rainy season. The situation is made worse by the lack of vaccinations in Gaza, which poses a risk of outbreaks like polio or measles. These diseases have regional and international significance and could potentially spread beyond Israel’s borders if not addressed quickly.

Professor Davidovich calls on the international community to take responsibility for helping Gaza address these issues. It is essential to provide aid and support to ensure that basic necessities like water and healthcare are available to all residents living there.

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