 The ceasefire broke down completely amid escalating conflict between Hamas and Fatah.Palestinian officials say that it could take six months and some $15 million to repair the damage done to the destroyed power plant.According to the Palestinian Environmental NGOs Network, "The public health and safety and environmental hazards stemming from the damage caused to infrastructure as a result of this military operation include water shortages, contaminated remaining drinking water, uncontrolled discharge and untreated sewage flowing in the streets resulting in groundwater pollution, pollution of agricultural land which Gazans will now be unable to cultivate to harvest crops, negatively impacting their earning."