Gaza's Water Crisis Worsens as Israeli Attacks Continue

Gaza is facing a worsening humanitarian crisis as its residents struggle to find clean water and electricity amid the ongoing conflict with Israel. Hospitals are running out of electricity, leaving thousands of patients at risk. Emergency water and fuel are blocked from entering Gaza, and efforts to distribute aid face challenges due to destroyed roads. The U.S. is working to open the Rafah crossing to allow aid and civilians, including Americans, to leave Gaza. Rockets continue to target Israeli cities, causing brief evacuations, while families in Israel mourn the dead and await DNA confirmation of their loved ones. Aid agencies describe dire circumstances in Gaza, with thousands of people lacking shelter and clean water.