In central Gaza, a tragic fire caused by a candle claimed the lives of a mother and her children, highlighting the severe electricity crisis in the region. Gaza has been experiencing worsening electricity shortages due to a fuel crisis, exacerbated by political tensions between Hamas and Fatah. Despite attempts at reconciliation, internal divisions continue to hinder progress, leaving families to rely on dangerous alternatives like candles. The crisis underscores the need for political cooperation to resolve the ongoing power and fuel shortages.

What caused the tragic fire in Bella Ned Bashir's home?

• A faulty generator

• A candle

• An electrical short circuit

• A gas leak

Why are generators considered less dangerous than candles in Gaza?

• They provide more light

• They are kept in open areas

• They are more reliable

• They are cheaper to operate

What happened to Gaza's sole power station on March 23rd?

• It was taken over by a different authority

• It was upgraded with new technology

• It was destroyed in a conflict

• It ran out of fuel

What is a major factor contributing to the electricity crisis in Gaza?

• Natural disasters

• Internal political divisions

• International sanctions

• Lack of skilled workers

What was the purpose of the reconciliation deal signed by Hamas and Fatah?

• To increase international aid

• To form a consensus government

• To build new power stations

• To reduce fuel prices