Water shortages, soil contamination: Hamas war puts environment at risk

Contaminated sewage poses a potential threat to agriculture, as toxins can seep into the soil and adversely impact farming practices.

A general view of a gate breached in the deadly October 7 attack by gunmen from Palestinian terrorist group Hamas from the Gaza Strip, in Kibbutz Kfar Aza in southern Israel November 21, 2023.

(photo credit: REUTERS/JAMES OATWAY)

ByMAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN

DECEMBER 12, 2023 06:10

Updated: DECEMBER 12, 2023 08:14

Water shortages, soil contamination: Hamas war puts environment at risk

Contaminated sewage poses a potential threat to agriculture, as toxins can seep into the soil and adversely impact farming practices.

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Water shortages, soil contamination: Hamas war puts environment at risk

Contaminated sewage poses a potential threat to agriculture, as toxins can seep into the soil and adversely impact farming practices.

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