The suffering of the people of Ghra

Palestine

The recent electricity crisis in the Gaza Strip has drawn attention to the suffering of Gaza residents, who should never have forgotten. It may be appropriate to clarify some facts that some people do not know and others ignore.

Gaza Strip, an area does not exceed 362 km, and live about two million Palestinians, making it one of the most densely populated regions of the world, more than 70% of whom are refugees who have been displaced from their homeland in 1948.

However, the actual available area is less than that. Israel cuts 87 km of any quarter of the area, and considers it to be buffer zones where those who work or plant it are at risk of being killed by the occupation army. The Gaza Strip has been under a crippling siege imposed by Israel since 2006.

The Israeli rudest lies its claims that it withdrew from the Gaza Strip in 2005. It has not withdrawn but redeployed to ease the burden itself control of the land made it a living hell for its military resistance, and to remove the left burden of responsibility for the lives of its inhabitants before the international community.

In effect, Israel has created a new kind of less costly occupation. It controls the crossings and controls what, and who, enters and exits. And its aircraft are flying around the clock in all the atmosphere of Gaza, and its missiles ready to bomb any place at any moment. And thus began to exercise the right to wage wars on territories it still occupies.

Its vessels are applied to the Gaza Sea, and fishermen can not enter deeper than three to six miles, in mostly contaminated waters.

Not a week passes without being exposed to sniper hunter, injury or arrest, and the worst what happened last week was a crushing Israeli cruiser Palestinian fisherman Mohammed Hissie and his boat, his body disappeared in the depths of the sea and his family was forced to grieving his funeral without the body of a martyr.

96 percent of Gaza's water is unfit for drinking, either because of pollution or salinity. For decades, Israel has been squeezing the natural source of Gaza's water basins from the Hebron hills with dams built under the ground. Israeli settlements drained the Gaza Strip's water for thirty-six years until it was exhausted, and it fled and left it desolate.

Succeeded in out of Gaza during the last two wars Alasraialitin, in 2012 and 2014, I saw the horrors of the massacres committed by the army of the so-called state 'democracy' of Israel, untold described. Broken heads of children, torn women's bodies, shells of internal organs evaporation of the human body, and prolonged destruction of water, electricity and sewage networks flowing into the Gaza Sea.

If another army in the world killed 590 children with such brutality during the last aggression, the world will never stand. But that did not happen because the murderer of the Israeli army and the dead children of Palestine.

In Gaza more than 70 percent of graduates and graduates are unemployed. Now that suffering is being reduced, electricity is reduced from eight hours a day to less than four hours. Imagine the suffering of a woman who, struggling in her poverty, tries to keep the food of her children safe without electricity and without refrigerators.

You can also imagine how a hospital doctor and his surgical operations run erratically for electric power.

You can imagine the amount of pollution caused by the thousands of small matures that people have to buy, cut off from the power of their day the price of the fuel that feeds them.

All this well gas for Palestine perched on a small distance in the Gaza Sea and enough energy to supply Gaza with everything you need electricity, energy and more, but we are deprived of access to him by the bayonets of the occupation.

This injustice will only disappear after the occupation, which some mistakenly thought had disappeared.

We will not remove this occupation if we do not end our differences, our internal divisions and our conflicts that the occupiers watch and enjoy.

If not all of these facts are enough to influence politicians, perhaps they will be affected by children who lose their lives every day in the midst of this suffering.