36K views · 1.1K reactions | Video footage shows the aftermath of an Israeli air strike on a water desalination plant in Gaza’s northeastern Tuffah district on Thursday. The strike is one of many targeting Gaza’s critical infrastructure, causing severe water shortages. In February, Oxfam reported that water supplies had dropped to just 7 percent of pre-conflict levels after Israel’s bombardment of the besieged enclave destroyed water and sanitation systems. | Middle East Eye | Facebook

3.1K views · 80 reactions | #VantageOnFirstpost: Taps are running dry in #Gaza. The water shortage fuels fears of a major humanitarian crisis. Israel cut off water, fuel and electricity to Gaza after the terror attacks by #Hamas. #EuropeanUnion says #Israel is violating international law. Palki S Upadhyay brings you the headlines of the day. #VantageHighlights | Firstpost | Facebook

407K views · 4.2K reactions | "No-one can live without water." Water shortages are a growing problem in Jordan, and are predicted to get worse because of climate change. But could the country run out of water? https://bbc.in/2AkO3NY | BBC News | Facebook

After years of being told to conserve 'every drop of water', Israel now has plenty of it. How so? Battling water shortage since its inception, Israel is now a world leader in recycling wastewater - 85 percent of its domestic wastewater is being recycled and used for agriculture, with Spain next at 19 percent. With many countries suffering from water shortage, Israel is keen to share its knowledge and technology. | Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs

31K views · 1.2K reactions | Yesterday, the world marked Earth Day and the best way to honor our planet is to protect its natural resources. Here in Israel we know that a tiny drop of water  can go a long way, thanks to these water recycling solutions. | Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Facebook