Gaza hospitals and homes face generator issues

Gazan hospitals are suffering from repeated power outages due to ongoing Israeli restrictions on importing fuel, engine oil, and spare parts, despite the ceasefire agreement in 2025. These restrictions have caused generators to malfunction, endangering patients' lives, especially those reliant on ventilators and intensive care. Additionally, the costs have risen dramatically, with engine oil prices increasing from around $3 before the war to more than $1,300 per liter, making it difficult for residents to afford household electricity. The situation reflects a widespread humanitarian crisis impacting Gaza's health sector and electricity supply, with restrictions persisting despite international community efforts to coordinate the entry of some essential equipment under supervision.

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