Palestinians face critical shortages

The video discusses the severe impact of conflict on a territory's population, highlighting the lack of basic services like water and electricity. Children often fetch water, and schools are closed. Waste management has ceased, leading to unsanitary conditions. People use waste for fires to cook and heat water. Bread is scarce, and public ovens are overwhelmed. The situation is compared to past hardships, showing a regression in living conditions. The territory is sealed off, trapping residents, yet many attempt to flee despite limited options.

What is one of the main responsibilities of children in the conflict zone?

• Attending school

• Working in factories

• Guarding the territory

• Fetching water for their families

Why can't people in the territory take showers?

• There is no electricity to pump water

• There is a shortage of soap

• The water is contaminated

• The water is too cold

What has happened to garbage collection services in the territory?

• They are managed by volunteers

• They are only available on weekends

• They have stopped completely

• They have increased their frequency

How do people in the territory manage to cook and heat water?

• Using electric stoves

• Using solar panels

• Using gas cylinders

• Using waste for fires

What is a significant challenge for Palestinians trying to flee the territory?

• The small size of Gaza limits escape routes

• Lack of transportation

• Language barriers

• Lack of financial resources