Israel’s defence minister announced a complete siege, halting food, fuel, electricity and water supplies. OCHA documented the effects on Gaza’s two million residents, whose daily life and infrastructure were already shaped by Israel’s long-standing blockade. Electricity shortages interrupted water pumping, health care and sanitation. The announcement raised urgent questions under international humanitarian law about collective deprivation and the protection of civilians. This record describes the announced policy and its documented civilian effects without treating the announcement alone as a court ruling.
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What did Israel’s 9 October “complete siege” announcement cover?
The announcement said supplies of food, fuel, electricity and water would be halted.