To Avoid a Regional Crisis, Give Gaza More Clean Water

The lack of drinking water beneath the coastal enclave poses a threat to regional stability. What happens if thousands of Gazans rush the Israeli and Egyptian fences, pleading for water to survive?

Gidon Bromberg
Earl Blumenauer
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Gidon Bromberg
Earl Blumenauer

The prospect for real and substantial progress in the peace process seems currently out of reach. Yet that does not mean that progress can't be made by focusing on a narrower, yet critical, set of issues that would improve the lives and security of all in the region. The perfect place to start is water.

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