Gaza under 68 million tons of rubble; Environmental disaster warning Gaza is facing an environmental crisis caused by the destruction of infrastructure and the accumulation of hazardous waste; At the same time, 760 environmental violations were recorded in the West Bank. The Palestinian Environmental Organization announced that from the beginning of this year until the end of September, Israeli forces and settlers carried out 760 environmental attacks in the West Bank, targeting agricultural areas, vegetation, water resources and infrastructure. This organization described the mentioned actions as part of "environmental genocide". In another part of its message, this organization warned against the deterioration of the environmental conditions in the Gaza Strip and announced that between 61 and 68 million tons of waste had accumulated in the Gaza Strip as a result of Israel's attacks, of which about four million tons of hazardous waste and 50 thousand tons of asbestos. Read the full description of this report here.

Gaza under 68 million tons of rubble; Environmental disaster warning Gaza is facing an environmental crisis caused by the destruction of infrastructure and the accumulation of hazardous waste; At the same time, 760 environmental violations were recorded in the West Bank. The Palestinian Environmental Organization announced that from the beginning of this year until the end of September, Israeli forces and settlers carried out 760 environmental attacks in the West Bank, targeting agricultural areas, vegetation, water resources and infrastructure. This organization described the mentioned actions as part of "environmental genocide". In another part of its message, this organization warned against the deterioration of the environmental conditions in the Gaza Strip and announced that between 61 and 68 million tons of waste had accumulated in the Gaza Strip as a result of Israel's attacks, of which about four million tons of hazardous waste and 50 thousand tons of asbestos. Read the full description of this report here.