Families in the Gaza Strip are facing growing hardship due to a severe shortage of cooking gas, forcing many households to rely on wood to prepare their meals.
Residents say the lack of gas has filled their homes with smoke and soot, as they have no choice but to burn firewood or charcoal for cooking. Some families say the constant smoke is affecting their health and making daily life more difficult.
The shortage is linked to the ongoing conflict and restrictions involving Israel and the Gaza Strip, which have disrupted the supply of essential goods, including cooking gas.
Humanitarian organizations warn that unless supplies improve, the energy crisis could further worsen living conditions for thousands of families across the Gaza Strip.