Ansar Allah website - Report - Rajab 7, 1447 AH
The Union of Municipalities of the Northern Gaza Governorate said on Saturday that the Zionist enemy has destroyed 90 percent of the water wells under its authority over the course of two years of genocide, along with 80 percent of water and sewage networks and 90 percent of its heavy machinery, warning of an impending health and environmental catastrophe in the area.
The statement was made during a press conference held by the union in the Al-Fakhoura area in northern Gaza, aimed at highlighting the humanitarian situation in the governorate, large areas of which are under the control of the Zionist enemy under the ceasefire agreement that came into force on 10 October 2025, according to Anadolu Agency.
The union warned of the worsening environmental and health disaster in the Northern Governorate, which the Zionist genocide has turned into a “disaster-stricken area unfit for habitation.”
It reported the accumulation of more than a quarter of a million tons of waste in streets and alleys, noting that it has been impossible to transport the waste due to the enemy’s destruction of most waste-collection vehicles during months of genocide.
The union stated: “The Israeli enemy army destroyed 90 percent of heavy machinery, especially waste transport and removal vehicles, totaling 200 heavy vehicles.”
It also pointed out that the severe shortage of fuel has prevented the operation of the remaining vehicles, hindering efforts to salvage what can still be saved in the area.
The union explained that the enemy has seized 60 percent of the jurisdiction of municipalities in northern Gaza, while the municipalities of Beit Hanoun and Umm Al-Nasser remain entirely within areas controlled by the enemy under the ceasefire agreement.
According to the union, the Zionist enemy destroyed more than 150 kilometers of roads and streets during the two years of genocide, as well as all municipal headquarters and facilities.
It added that the Zionist enemy army also destroyed 70 main water wells and 85 sewage pumps, including 15 large pumps.
The union further noted that all subsidiar
