Gaza faces a growing man-made water crisis

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War on Gaza

Gaza faces a growing man-made water crisis

After more than two weeks of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, thousands of Palestinian civilians are still fleeing for their lives on a daily basis, and others endure raids, arrests, and settler violence in the West Bank. Much of the world watches as a human rights catastrophe unfolds. But little is known about the environmental challenges that threaten to grow into an even deeper crisis. Sarah Balter reports.