American Prestige News - Israel Continues Starving Gaza, Thailand and Cambodia Ceasefire, Global Fresh Water Supply Dwindles
Aug 1, 2025
A deep dive into global groundwater depletion reveals alarming findings about unsustainable aquifer use. Tensions rise with the breakdown of a ceasefire in Gaza, sparking a humanitarian crisis and renewed violence in the West Bank. Meanwhile, geopolitical maneuvering unfolds as European leaders consider recognizing a Palestinian state. Trade dynamics shift as the U.S. strikes new deals with the EU and South Korea, implements tariffs on India and Brazil, and navigates complicated relations with China and Canada.
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Global Groundwater Overuse Crisis
- Groundwater aquifers are being depleted faster than they can recharge, threatening fresh water supplies for about 6 billion people globally.
- This unsustainable exploitation accelerates ocean rise and reduces the earth's ability to absorb rainfall, worsening runoff and drought problems.
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Collapse
- Ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas collapsed after Israel and the U.S. withdrew from negotiations in Qatar.
- Only a full ceasefire and aid flooding can alleviate Gaza's starvation crisis, not partial or gimmicky measures.
Israel's Ineffective 'Pause' in Gaza
- Israel's "humanitarian pause" involves short daily halts in fighting to let aid through in parts of Gaza.
- However, casualties have not decreased, showing this effort is more PR than effective relief.