In the aftermath of the ceasefire in Gaza, families like Faten Abu Haloub's face extreme water shortages and harsh living conditions amidst rubble. The family has set up makeshift tents on the ruins of their home while struggling to secure daily water. Oxfam reports that water supplies are at an alarming 7% of pre-conflict levels due to extensive destruction of water infrastructure. This dire situation has forced even elder family members to engage in water collection, reversing traditional roles in their society.
Faten Abu Haloub describes the struggle for water following the ceasefire, stating, "Severe water shortages have plagued the area... water supplies are at 7 percent of pre-conflict levels."
Karam and Faten, along with family members, must search for water amid destruction, a task traditionally reserved for the young, emphasizing how war has disrupted norms.
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