Zionist regime attacks water wells in Palestinian camps and Gaza police headquarters

Pars Today — The Zionist regime, by attacking and bombing drinking water wells in Palestinian camps in Lebanon and police headquarters in Gaza, is pursuing a scenario of creating terror and targeting the physical and psychological security of civilians.

According to Pars Today citing IRNA, official sources announced on Friday night that the bombing of a water well by the Zionist regime in the Al-Rashidieh Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis for the residents of this camp and the camps in the Tyre region.

Based on reports from local sources, the Israeli regime's attack disabled the main water well in the Palestinian refugee camp. This well was responsible for supplying water to the northern part of the Al-Rashidieh camp, and hundreds of Palestinian families used it for their daily needs.

Meanwhile, Rami Abu Zubaida, a security and military analyst, referring to the Zionist regime's intensified attacks on police forces, security headquarters, and police vehicles in the Gaza Strip, stated that the police apparatus — amid the war and the widespread collapse of institutional infrastructure in Gaza — no longer plays only a traditional security role. Instead, it has become the main pillar for organizing daily life, supplying public centers, and managing civil affairs within the Strip.

He added that targeting the police indicates the Israeli regime's effort to create a security vacuum in the Gaza Strip and threaten social stability by weakening the capacity of police forces to maintain public order.

Abu Zubaida emphasized that this policy can be assessed within the framework of the Israeli regime's broader effort to prevent any organizational capacity in Gaza aimed at restoring even a minimum level of public order.