The Gaza strip has it's own water treatment facilities, which rely on power from the Gaza strip's own electricity grid

Claim

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The Gaza strip has it's own water treatment facilities, which rely on power from the Gaza strip's own electricity grid

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Opposing arguments

The water treatment plant in the Gaza strip still relies on electricity supply from Israel to operate

The Gaza strip's water treatment plants have been damaged by Israeli military actions and are not operational

Quotes that support the claim

the long-awaited construction of the new North Gaza Wastewater Treatment Plant is now complete and ready for operation. It will provide a long-term, sustainable wastewater management solution for over 400,000 Gazan citizens.

After 20 years of planning and construction, a wastewater treatment plant was put into operation in the Gaza Strip at the beginning of 2021 - wastewater from eleven communities with one million inhabitants will be disposed of in a regulated manner in future.

Three large wastewater treatment plants put into operation in Gaza

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Three large wastewater treatment plants put into operation in Gaza

Defense

Palestinians do not have adequate and consistent access to water and electricity due to the ongoing conflict with Israel because Israel controls the supply of both water and electricity to Palestine.

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the long-awaited construction of the new North Gaza Wastewater Treatment Plant is now complete and ready for operation. It will provide a long-term, sustainable wastewater management solution for over 400,000 Gazan citizens.

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