Israel - wohin führt der Weg?
05.09.2011 um 21:31Solomann schrieb:Wenn du den Bericht der ARD gesehen hast weißt du das Deutsche sich zurückziehen weil Israel Genehmigungen verweigern!Habe ich gesehen. Und wenn du den Jpost Link gelesen hättest, weisst du, dass es anders ist.
Solomann schrieb:Wenn 10% des Wassers dort verloren gehen, sie aber 200% mehr Wasser bräuchten machen die 10% nichts aus. Außerdem wenn in einem Dorf der Brunnen versiegt ist muss man erst einen neuen bohren und wenn das Verboten wird ist die Frage hinfällig. Warum bekommen denn die Siedler viel mehr Wasser? Wenn ein Palästinenser 60 Liter pro Tag bekommt und 10% verloren gehen sind das 6 Liter. Aber ein Siedler bekommt 300 Liter, siehst du nicht die Diskrepanz?Ich zitiere aus dem Jpost Link:
Wenn Siedler in der Wüste in großen Bassgens Zierfische züchten ist das keine Verschwendung von Wasser?
Atilli also lied about Palestinian water consumption. In the JPost article he claimed that Palestinians are ‘limited to an average of just 60 liters.’ However, in 2009 his own PWA published a report that mentioned an average supply of 110 liters per capita per day.
Atilli’s level of chutzpa is best shown by his third claim, about Israel stealing water and destroying Palestinian water projects. In fact, Palestinians steal millions of cubic meters of water per year by drilling illegal holes into the water pipes of the Israeli water provider Mekorot. The Civil Authority fixes 600 of these illegal taps each year.
Furthermore, since 2008 Israel has asked the PA to re-establish the joint JSET water patrols that fought water theft before the El Aksa intifada.
The PA has refused.
Another reason for the loss of water is the poor maintenance of the Palestinian water infrastructure. A staggering 33% of the fresh water supply gets lost because of leaks, theft and poor maintenance.
In 1993 the Palestinians could pump up 117 million cubic meters and Israel would provide an additional 31 million. In 2007 200 million cubic meters were allocated to the PA, of which Israel provided 51.8 million.
However, of those 200 million cubic meters, only 180 million were actually used.
The main reason for this is that the PWA did not implement projects in the Eastern aquifer that would have solved much of the Palestinian water crisis. More than half of the wells approved for exploitation of the Eastern aquifer have still not been drilled. The permits were issued in 2000.