Sun Nov 26 2023
“One fuel station isn’t enough for Khan Yunis and the displaced people there”, says a resident as he waits in a queue of Palestinians to fill containers with petrol. Even before the start of the war on 7 October, most of the country’s electricity was heavily dependent on petrol to power its generators. The shortage has reached dramatic levels in recent days.
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