Kaanán Obeid, funcionario de la planta eléctrica de Gaza afirmó que fueron apagadas las tres turbinas que han venido generando electricidad para cientos de miles de habitantes en la Franja. La razón, dijo, es que Israel no ha suministrado suficiente combustible para permitir el funcionamiento de la central. Así, un 80 por ciento de la Franja de Gaza quedó a oscuras el sábado por la noche. Israel ha restringido el suministro de combustible como forma de presionar a Hamás para que detengan los ataques con cohetes kasam.
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