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UNICEF warned that Israel's rejection of a $3 million project to restore the Sheikh Radwan stormwater basin in Gaza City exposes thousands of people to the risk of floods and disease. Contaminated with sewage, the building may overflow and reach the streets and tent areas.

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UNICEF warned that Israel's rejection of a $3 million project to restore the Sheikh Radwan stormwater basin in Gaza City exposes thousands of people to the risk of floods and disease. Contaminated with sewage, the building may overflow and reach the streets and tent areas.

UNICEF warned that Israel's rejection of a $3 million project to restore the Sheikh Radwan stormwater basin in Gaza City exposes thousands of people to the risk of floods and disease. Contaminated with sewage, the building may overflow and reach the streets and tent areas.

According to James Elder, the agency's representative, the plan was negotiated for a year, but was ultimately blocked by genocidal Israel. Restricting the entry of humanitarian aid and essential materials deliberately worsens the survival conditions of the civilian population and may constitute a violation of international humanitarian law, including war crimes and crimes against humanity.

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