Alerts

Tuesday, April 24th 2007

  The head of the local council in Deir al Hatab community (Nablus Governorate) is calling all hum

Tuesday, April 24th 2007

  Bir Nabala community in Jerusalem Governorate, with its strategic and important location, was one of the major gates connecting Jerusalem to the rest of the West Bank Governorates. Since the construction of the Separation WALL which almost surrounds the community from all sides, the community's economical and social situation was completely and directly affected negatively.

Tuesday, April 24th 2007

  Without any previous warning, on Thursday March 8th 2007, the solid waste collection vehicle owned by Beit 'Anan and Al Jib communities was confiscated by the Israeli Occupation Forces during work and was moved by them to Beit Eill. It seems that the Israeli Authorities are opposing the use of the dumping site on Area

 Monday, April 16th 2007

    Um al Lahem is a community in Jerusalem Governorate with an estimated population of about 600 persons. It has no water network. We received a copy of an appeal from Qatanna local council regarding this community saying that since Um al Lahem is not connected to a water network, the Qatanna local council helped the community through the West Bank Water Department (WBWD) to get fund for a joint project for constructing a water network for Um al Lahem in addition to constructing a reservoir for Qatanna community through support by UNDP / KFW.

 Monday, April 16th 2007

  We have been receiving (and sending several times) appeals from Bruqin Municipality regarding the continuous negative effect to people health and envi

Sunday, January 14th 2007

      Israeli Occupation Forces recently handed over written orders for demolishing two agricultural pools and several cisterns for Palestinian residents in Al 'Aqaba community in Tubas Governorate. This happened several days ago while Palestinian from Al 'Aqaba were working on the construction of these pools and cisterns, where Israeli soldiers ordered people to stop their work directly and asked them to follow up with Israeli Military base in Salim in Nablus Governorate within a period of a month.

Sunday, November 5th 2006

During the past several months, the Israeli Occupation Forces entered during several occasions several parts of the Gaza Strip causing loss of lives, injuries and destruction in the infrastructure, including of course the WaSH related infrastructure.

The recent incursion of Biet Hanoun started last Wednesday November 1st 2006 and is still going on until the time of preparation of this flash.

Wednesday July 12^th 2006

Jalqamus, Al Mughayyir, Az Zababida, Al Kufeir, and 'Aqqaba are five communities in the Jenin Governorate located in

Monday July 10^th 2006

The WaSH MP got the following appeal from Beit Hanoun Municipality:

After the complete destruction

Sunday  July 9th 2006

The WaSH MP received an appeal from Beit Lahia Municipality asking for direct and urgent support for people living in the following areas on the western side of Beit Lahia: Al Salatin, Al 'Atatrah, Al Sifa, Al Ferdous , Al Amer project with a total population of about 12,000 persons.

Wednesday June 28th 2006

We got the following information from the Coastal Municipalities Water Utility (CMWU):

Wednesday June 28th 2006

Following to the WaSH MP flash sent yesterday regarding the critical WaSH situation in the Gaza Strip, it seems that the situation is worsening and is expected to be

Wednesday, July 27th, 2005

In general and especially during summer time, Palestinian communities in the West Bank suffer from shortage in water supply. Demand on water during summer time is always larger and the supplied quantities of water are always limited. This is normally accompanied by reduction in the supplied quantities provided by the 

   Tuesday, July 19th, 2005

  Israeli bulldozers demolished two cisterns in the village of Ar Ramadin in the southern edge of the West Bank under the pretext of un-licensing.

Tuesday, July 19th, 2005

         Battir (population of about 4400 capita) is located in Bethlehem Governorate. The community is connected to an old and leaking water network (more than 23 years old). According to the head of its local council, Akram Bader, the old and leaking water network is causing great losses in water, and therefore, causing chronic shortages of water especially during summer time.