Words sometimes cannot truly describe how terrible:

May 6, 2017 Pam Rogers

"Hasan Brijiyeh, a local activist from the separation wall and settlements' committee in Bethlehem, told Wafa that a group of Israeli settlers destroyed the well under the protection of Israeli forces, identifying the owner of the well as Ahmad Ghnaim.

The 100-square-meter well was built almost 250 years ago, according to the report, and is located near the illegal settlement outpost of Sde Boaz, built on Palestinian-owned land."

Israeli settlers reportedly destroy Palestinian-owned water well near Bethlehem

This UN report on Impact on Water, Sanitation and Health caused by Gaza's Electricity crisis

May 6, 2017 Pam Rogers

•   Water supply reduced to once every four days for 35 per cent of the population.
•   Water quantity supplied now decreased from 90 liter/ capita/day to 40-50 liters/capita/day.
•   Increase reliance on private, uncontrolled water suppliers and lowered hygiene standards, which may result in deteriorations in health.