The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached alarming levels, as residents face severe shortages of cooking gas and electricity. 

With limited access to essential resources, many families have been forced to burn furniture and other household items to prepare meals, highlighting the dire conditions in the region.

The Energy Crisis 

The blockade imposed on Gaza has led to a complete halt in the supply of cooking gas and electricity. This has left residents with no viable alternatives for cooking, forcing them to resort to burning wood, paper, and even furniture. The lack of energy resources has also disrupted critical infrastructure, including hospitals and water desalination plants.

Health and Environmental Impact

Burning furniture and other materials releases toxic fumes, posing significant health risks to residents. Reports indicate a rise in respiratory diseases due to prolonged exposure to these hazardous conditions. Additionally, the environmental impact of burning non-biodegradable materials adds to the challenges faced by the community.

The situation in Gaza underscores the urgent need for international intervention to address the humanitarian crisis. 

The lack of basic resources not only threatens the health and well-being of residents but also highlights the broader implications of prolonged conflict and blockade. 

Immediate action is required to ensure access to essential supplies and alleviate the suffering of the people in Gaza.