Occupation worsens Gaza suffering via bad odors
The article addresses the escalation of Israeli actions in the Gaza Strip and their connection to the worsening of the humanitarian situation. It highlights the use of chemical substances and foul odors by the occupation as methods of "psychological pressure" on the residents, such as dropping objects containing bubbles and strange materials from drones. It also points to the repeated use of similar tactics in the past, including spraying "skunk" liquid and incendiary gases, to impose control and confuse the population during military operations. These actions occur in an environmentally contaminated environment resulting from the destruction of infrastructure and the abandonment of corpses and waste under the rubble, which further aggravates health conditions. Such practices exacerbate the environmental and health crisis in the sector, as foul odors and toxic gases spread, threatening residents’ health and increasing their suffering amid the ongoing blockade and continuous aggression since October 2023, which has resulted in numerous casualties, displacements, and widespread destruction.
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