There are many ways to die in Gaza, although one does not have the luxury to choose.
You may be killed in a bombing, or be struck by a sniper’s bullet as you try to collect food to stave off hunger, or starvation itself may claim your life. The Health Ministry says 116 people have died because of malnutrition, many of them babies and children.
In Gaza, the simplest, most basic necessity can also be lethal. Water is one of them. Every aspect of it can be dangerous: providing it, seeking it, drinking it, swimming in it.
Since the start of the genocide, the Israeli army has relentlessly targeted Gaza’s water infrastructure.