[1/5] Palestinians walk past piles of garbage that threaten to spark an environmental catastrophe, amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.
Two residents in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, volunteered to fill plastic containers with water to distribute among displaced families.
Hamas said on Monday that Israel had not resumed water supplies to Gaza despite pledging to do so.
"Now, we're filling in salt water, I'm ready to drink from the salt water - what else can we do?"
Even before the latest conflict erupted and Israel cut electricity and fresh water supplies to Gaza, 90 percent of the water was undrinkable, according to the Palestinian Water Authority.
Persons:
Khan Younis, Mohammed Salem, Philippe Lazzarini, Israel, Israel Katz, Mohammad Saqr, Saqr, Mohammad Hadhoud, Michael Georgy, Janet Lawrence
Organizations:
Palestinian, Hamas, UNRWA, Israeli Energy, Palestinian Water Authority, Thomson
Locations:
Gaza, GAZA, Israeli, Khan, Israel, kibbutzes, Egypt, Palestinian