The ongoing water crisis in Gaza continues after three years of conflict, severely impacting the population. Residents of the Gaza Strip have access to only half the 15 liters of water per person per day recommended by the United Nations. Authorities in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip report critical shortages. Vital infrastructure for water storage and treatment is either non-functional or has been destroyed, exacerbating the problem. This lack of access to clean water poses significant health risks and further complicates the humanitarian situation within the enclave. The situation underscores the urgent need for infrastructure repair and increased access to water resources in Gaza.