Appropriate Water Supply Management Considering the Israeli Invasions of the Gaza Strip

Abstract

The Israeli invasions prompted the development of this study, which aimed to investigate the potential for water management problems in the Gaza Strip. This research is closely connected to the requirements that are specified in the emergency plan for the water sector in the Gaza Strip, which is designed for use during times of conflict. Another method to better prepare for shocks, such as those that may occur before, during, or after an emergency, is to take immediate action. As a result, the purpose of this research is to develop an up-to-date emergency plan that will allow for the most effective administration of the water sector during times of crisis. Taking into consideration Israel’s invasion of the Gaza Strip earlier 2021 and 2022, the significance of this study can be traced back to the fact that it addressed one of the most pressing issues, which in turn serves to save the lives of residents and supports one of the most important industries (the water sector). The study proposes a solution that can be implemented as a basic system for managing water supplies in the event of an emergency, in addition to other elements that support the management process, some of which are aligned with existing plans. The proposed solution can be applied in the case of an emergency, such as the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip. The most fundamental title that summarizes this study is “decentralized supplies The research will contribute to the development of an up-to-date emergency plan for the effective management of the water supply in the Gaza Strip, in the event of Israeli aggression. It will provide decision-makers with valuable instructions based on appropriate scientific methodology, to direct international organizations in carrying out better interventions aimed at enhancing and improving the water situation in the region. Professionals in the field of disaster management, as well as those interested in water concerns, will also benefit from this study.