The electricity crisis in Gaza continues for the third consecutive year due to the extensive damage inflicted on infrastructure and distribution networks by the Israeli war.
With the lack of electricity, generators have become an alternative source of power. However, relying on them presents increasing challenges, as maintaining their operation requires fuel, oil, and spare parts that are difficult to obtain.
This has forced residents to adapt their lifestyles and rely on limited alternatives to meet their basic needs, such as candles or mobile phone lights.
