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'All who wear a kippa, say a prayer' - top water-kike
>Huge algae bloom from Nile River
>Is jizzing all up in Israel's H2O Desalination Plants
>No end in sight.
>5 out of 6 jew desalination plants shut down
>While the 6th gets physically destroyed by the Egyptian aljizzum

comment section kikes: 'Prayers didn't stop the Holocaust, and they won't stop this water crisis'
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The water crisis: Despite expectations for a quick return to normal, Desalination facilities in Israel are mostly shut down It's the third day, and at the water authority the pressure level is rising. In the recordings revealed this evening (Wednesday) in the main edition, from a closed discussion, a senior PA official admits that he has no idea when the dense algae will disappear from the Mediterranean Sea - and warns of a lack of water supply over time, which will require difficult decisions.

"Whistler 1, which is the largest contributor to the system towards 3 in the morning, is off the hook, so we are currently with more or less the equivalent of one facility", said Danny Lecker, director of the emergency department at the water authority, at the hearing, "This has been happening for over 12 hours, whoever wears a kippah will pray hard that this sequence will continue. Can't understand what's going on in the story of the algae, an unknown algae, it hasn't been in Israel for at least 30 years. The expectation was that the algae would sink or flow with the water".

"I hope this thing is going to disappear from our lives, but there is a not improbable scenario at all that says we are dragging this event for another period", he added, "there will be demand management for a long period of time. A kind of emergency configuration where every few hours decisions are made: regular supplies alongside all kinds of disruptions".
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Oded Lerner, director of the Central District of Mekorot, referred to Moshav Netaim who found himself yesterday without water in the taps: "Netaim are sitting on a line that actually supplies water to the entire Dan block, and after that goes down south. Very main line. What happened, because of the fall of the desalination plants, the pressures in this line very much decreased and then consumers who do not have boosters that increase the pressure to the settlement were unable to bring water into their settlement. This can also happen to other settlements".

Another participant in the yeshiva added: "I feel that neither we nor anyone is believed anymore. I think that the water authority should get together and issue something clearer to the public, transparency is completely poor".
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The Sorek A desalination plant, the most important in the system, once again went out of business during the night, after the pollution values in its vicinity have risen again, and now only the Sorek B and Palmahim facilities - which constitute one "complete" facility out of five - are operating at partial capacity.

As I recall, yesterday Energy Minister Eli Cohen ordered the return to partial operation of two desalination plants, Sorek B and Palmachim, in order to prevent water shortages for the domestic sector, and despite The deviation from the permitted pollution values. The fear is that the membranes (filters) of the desalination plants will be damaged, and the state has pledged to compensate the private operators for the damage if this happens. At the same time, satellite images revealed that the pollution was observed in Israel about a week ago - and did not drift during the weekend.
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>>541869026
>huge section of the pipe missing
I see what the problem is here.
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>>541869174
Yesterday, five out of six private desalination plants were stunned as a result of an increase in sea water turbidity, and as a result, the Water Authority and the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure instructed the local authorities to reduce public gardening and agriculture operations. The authorities have also been instructed to work to reduce the scope for public uses.

The authority clarified: "Supply to houses will continue, the scope of activity in places where there is a specific problem will be reduced while the operating center of the Water Authority will be treated on a specific basis in these centers". However, the Authority did not address the question of whether a shortage of water in the taps was expected. The Ministry of Energy also stated in a statement that for the time being there is no renewal of the supply of benign water for agriculture and public gardening, the Ministry of Energy aims to operate additional facilities by night depending on the change in water quality.
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would be a shame if these plants exploded
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Meanwhile, News 13 was published yesterday for the first time Because for fear of shortages, the water authority is considering reactivating one of the desalination plants against the standard, despite the low quality and contrary to the operating guidelines. An authority official said: "We may take a calculated risk".
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Military censors possibly censoring water crisis to subdue hysteria
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hebrew screeching
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If Egypt dumped a bunch of phosphorous fertilizer in the Nile right now, to feed that algae bloom, it would be curtains for Israel.

Curtains!
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IDF was too broke to collect DNA samples from their soldiers, for when dead kikes are found on the battlefield.
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Israel built a water system around desalination. Now it is testing its limits
An unusual algae bloom has forced five of the country's six desalination plants to halt or reduce operations, disrupting agriculture while household water supplies remain intact. The episode is raising questions about whether Israel has become too dependent on a technology that is itself vulnerable to environmental, cyber and security threats.

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Mekorot and the Water Authority are managing water stored in reservoirs and regulating pressure in the network to maintain stability and prevent interruptions to consumers, the authority said.
“At this stage there is no impact on the ongoing water supply to households and industry, aside from isolated faults that are being addressed immediately,” it said.
Two desalination plants have since resumed operations in a controlled manner, with the state providing compensation for any damage caused to their systems. The authority said the objective is to return the plants to full and safe operation once algae concentrations in the sea fall sufficiently.
The immediate crisis may therefore pass without households running out of water. But the episode has exposed a more fundamental vulnerability: a water system built to overcome Israel's natural scarcity may itself become increasingly dependent on infrastructure that can be disrupted by events outside its control.
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Hebrew:

The 7.10 (Oct 7) of the water economy.

As they said on 6.10, we have the strongest army and the deepest intelligence.
The same story in the water sector, one of the largest desalination plants in the world, a country that supplies water every second to every hole in the country.
A cuckoo event like algae/Hamas's flip flop army caught them with their pants down.
Israeli arrogance
Amateurism of officials
and smugness of a failed government
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>>541870549
reply:

Exactly

That's all we're missing now. Water crisis in the middle of war fronts. There is a situation where we will reach a situation of water allowance for households and agriculture. It is unimaginable
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shouldn't have funded the negros down south to build their meme dam that barely generates any power btw. toilet water is more fitting for ziorats anyways. TKD.
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>>541870952

I wonder if all the Gaza raw sewage they dump in the sea is fertilizing the Algae bloom. Probably is, right?

Funny to learn yesterday that Israel drinks Gaza sewage all day every day, as a lifestyle.
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>>541869026
So what I got out of all of this is that Iran blew up Israel's desalination plants as a response to the recent US strikes and this is their cover story.
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>>541869026
jews made God angry (again)
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>>541869026
>Mostly shut down for the third day

UH OH shouldnt have started the Iran war. Fucking war criminals.
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>>541871936
Must be Wednesday.
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>>541870952
Renaissance Dam is China's fault.
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>>541869207
did pipe exploded
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>be jews
>settle in a homeland in the desert
>due to climate change and depletion of resources the land will become infertile in the future
>only part of the middle east with no oil
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>>541869174
So why doesn't Iran just hit their desalination plants? Seems like a good opportunity, no?
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>>541872365
>So why doesn't Iran just hit their desalination plants? Seems like a good opportunity, no?

Israel is so small that that would be an existential threat, and Israel would respond as such, with chemical/biological/nuclear(if real) weapons.

Iran's strategy seems to be to slowly kill/strangle Israel slowly, so that Iran avoids the mutually assured destruction of Iran.
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Maybe they should have worried more about actually building a functioning state instead of stealing mine.
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>>541869413
Can you blame them?
Jews feel entitled to everything they have ever had, everything they ever will have, as well as everything they will never have, and they expect it fucking instantly, in defiance of physics and reality, and always provided by somebody else.
A jew would rather have you sit and listen to them bitch about a problem than actually let you fix it.
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>>541872563
Eh, I don't like Israel but strategically they had little choice but to try to culturally capture the USA. They cannot possibly continue to exist as a nation without constant US military and financial support. If the US ever turned its back on them, Israel would evaporate in a matter of years. It is an artificial country, and thus cannot exist without artificial support.
From their perspective, doing everything possible to ensure that the USA is unable to even consider the idea of dropping Israel like a hot potato is an existential necessity.
Of course, then they went and shit where they eat by doing a genocide in 4K HD and a bunch of other shit that has rapidly turned public opinion against them, and rather than duck their head and wait for the heat to die down they have if anything become indignant that we think our opinion matters. So they are actively making the thing they are afraid of more likely to happen because they trust the control over us is too great to be broken.
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>>541873005
All they'd have to do is not be evil or bloodthirsty, and I bet their neighbors would like them more and help them out.
They had many other choices, but your assessment in the last paragraph is correct.
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>>541873145
The thing is, Israel being bloodthirsty isn't NEW. They've been attacking their neighbors or assassinating other leaders in the region since before I was born. The difference is that before we didn't talk about it. Israel was bombing Lebanon again and nobody thought anything of it.
But then they went too big on the 'woe is me, look we had our own 9/11 time for justified self-defense genocide' after October 7th, and they got exactly what they wanted: international attention. But the Israeli's are so out of touch with the rest of the world that they genuinely don't realize how much they look like psychopaths to everyone else (never forget, in polling the average Israeli thinks that IDF action in Gaza hasn't gone FAR ENOUGH) so I guess they just really did not consider that once people were actually paying attention to what was going on between them and Gaza we would go

> "Hold up. Israel... are you doing a holocaust over there?"
> "Well actually, holocausts are only bad when they happen to jews. I thought you knew that."
> "...what the FUCK Israel?"

And then things have just continued to get worse for them ever since because they fundamentally just believe that they are allowed to do this shit and that holding them to the same moral standards as we would anyone else is antisemitism. And Netanyahu can't back down from the war or else his own life goes to shit and he probably ends up in jail, so he's more than happy to keep his foot on the gas even if it is going to drive Israel over a cliff.
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>>541869026
even god hate jews!
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>>541873005
Every other country that has a 'right to exist' maintains that right by forming alliances and friendships with their neighbors. Those that didn't were conquered, or conquered their neighbors until they had no more competition left. Israel has apparently decided conquest is their only path, but just like Ukraine, they do not have the military power to 'exist' without international support. What rational people would act like this?
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>>541869207
sshhh
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>>541869026
jews about to play the victim card again. incoming 6,000,000 dead jews during the Watercaust.
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Palicucks lying and screeching because they're getting fucking wiped out, good riddance
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>>541869078
>down to one desalination plant
"It would be a shame if something... happened to it..."



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