Challenges of Power Supply in Gaza

Hey everyone. This video is going to answer the most frequent

innocent,

non-innocent question I receive.

If I'm living or surviving a genocide, how I keep my

phone and camera charged?

If you're here and you need your laptop, phone,

batteries, fan, light, or even a nebulizer if you're sick,

plugging it into a wall is not an option.

That's

why almost most of Gaza now relies

on solar panels to have their electricity.

But it's not sufficient at all because most of the solar

panels infrastructure is already destroyed.

For

three years, Israel has been preventing fuel,

batteries,

generators, and solar panels from entering to Gaza.

Now, the only existing parts of the solar panel

infrastructure is, uh, working as a paid

service for charging, and it's not enough for all people.