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What's the usual way of stopping someone from collecting rain water?
Fines/violence, usually.
It's actually not uncommon to have laws that restrict gathering rain water in many places. Lots of US states do as well. If water is collected locally on a mass scale, it messes with water tables/rivers/lakes/etc.
Forbidding it when a place doesnt have otherwise dependable water infastructure is inhuman however.
I imagine the ban on rainwater collection is from before the war, and I imagine there are similar laws in Israel.
There’s lots to be mad at the Israelis for doing. We don’t need to make things up.
As soon as I saw it the post, I was like guaranteed its going to be Area C.
Everything messes with them. EVERYTHING. Mostly wells.
Killing them