Gaza residents still struggle daily for water, food and power three years after war
Three years after the October 7 offensive, people in Gaza describe a daily existence marked by severe shortages of water, food, electricity and basic services.
Life in Gaza remains constrained by limited access to clean water, reliable electricity and sufficient food supplies, even though a cease-fire was signed a year ago. Residents report having to go days without water and face constant uncertainty about basic needs. The ongoing scarcity is compounded by damaged infrastructure and the lingering effects of the conflict. Despite the passage of time, the humanitarian situation has not improved substantially.
Why it matters
It highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, showing that cease-fire agreements have not resolved basic needs for civilians.
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