"Alright, so everyone has to ration down from 5 cups of water a day to 4 cups of water a day?
Why is there no water, where is the other 80-90%?"

Ask Hamas.

"Why do all the houses in Gaza have water tanks on their roof?"
Because no one can trust the Gazan authorities to supply water. When money and supplies (like pipes) are diverted to the war efforts rather than the infrastructure, the infrastructure fails. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

"If they were only cutting 10 or 20% of their water supply it couldn't matter at all would it?"

Well it only matters to those who fall for Hamas' propaganda.

"You must think people are morons."
No....just you.

Even the UN has identified the fact that mismanagement by the people you call Palestinians is the major cause of water problems in both the west bank and Gaza.

AC, I get that you just want this to all be Israel's fault. But the slightest fact checking would reveal the truth to you. I guess the people you rely on to tell you what to think have decided to hide those facts from you.

AC you surprise me

I have no idea as to what you are expecting from your rational presentation.
You obviously have a great deal of time on your hands but you persist on arguing with a fool who also has nothing better to do and has no intention of seeking facts.
Argue with a fool and you will always lose, so go play golf, clean an oven, anything.
There's got to be more to life than arguing with a wet fart in a paper bag.

Some aid has been allowed by Israel into Gaza.
However it's only 20 trucks for over 2 million
people. Four hundred trucks used to be allowed
in the past so this small number now won't really help
stop deaths of hunger and dehydration and the urgent and
much needed medicine supplies in the area.

We're told that Israel will continue its ground assault
on Gaza. It's one thing to fight terrorist, but quite a
different scenario collectively targeting innocent people.

US President Joe Biden has asked for Israel to control
its rage, and show restraint. Unfortunately Israel has
the wrong leadership to do that. The only thing that
can be done is - world pressure be applied to try to
influence Israel's behaviour. Hamas releasing
some American hostages - is a step in the right direction.
Lets hope that tensions will begin to ease on both sides. -

" It's one thing to fight terrorist, but quite a
different scenario collectively targeting innocent people."

Given that these people you correctly call terrorists are actually the government of the people you call innocent, and that an unknown percentage of said innocents actually support the said terrorist government and that the said terrorist government is using the unknown percentage of innocents as human shields, I wonder just how Israel is expected to fight the said terrorists without endangering the supposedly innocent human shields.

What people who talk about protecting the supposed innocents are really saying is that the terrorists should be allowed to get away with their terrorism so long as they can find human shields to hide behind. People who talk like this are quick to accuse Israel of every war crime Hamas alleges but glacially slow to point out that using civilian human shields is also a war crime.

Allowing Hamas to get away with its barbarities by scurrying away to hide behind women and children simply invites more and greater such barbarities.

Here's a link by Anthony H. Cordesman of the Center
For Strategic and International Studies (CSIS),
that's worth a read:

http://csis.org/analysis/war-gaza-and-death-two-state-solution

Post-truth mhaze,

Back with more half truths and lies. You really can't help yourself. Are you getting paid by the IDF for any of this?

In the West Bank there is no Hamas, yet the easiest way to tell if a house or building is a Jewish settler home is whether they have water tanks on their homes.

'The Palestinian homes need water tanks because of restricted water supply from Israel, whereas the settlements don't.'
http://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article/palestinian-water-divide-highlights-discrimination

It just shows the continuing deep injustice inflicted on Palestinian communities and you have helped highlight it. Well done.