This means that either Hamas deliberately cut the electricity lines or that their massive rocket barrage to the South damaged every single electricity line from Israel. It was not an Israeli decision.
This was two days before Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said that he has ordered a “complete siege” of the Gaza Strip, including electricity.
Many used Gallant's statement to claim that Israel is violating international law by inflicting collective punishment on all Gazans based on the actions of Hamas. But at least in the context of electricity, it appears that Gallant was more posturing than stating a policy.
Because international law does not require Israeli engineers to risk their lives to fix the lines that Hamas cut while Hamas is still shooting thousands of rockets towards them.
Hamas cut the lines and Hamas is ensuring that the lines cannot be repaired on the Israeli side.
One other interesting detail from the GEDCO site. it has a chart describing how it is distributing the 20 MW of electricity it is getting from its power plant and, presumably, Egypt.
Out of that 20 MW, 4 MW goes to critical infrastructure like hospitals, desalination and sewage treatment. 6 MW goes to Gaza residents. And 10 MW - fully half - goes to the "governorate," meaning Hamas.
Hamas is stealing what little electricity there is from its own people - in order to attack Israel.
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