A reported #Internet outage in #Gaza is visible in @Cloudflare data between 12:00 - 16:30 UTC. Rafah and Gaza governorates appear to have recovered, while connectivity remains down in Deir al-Balah. Khan Yunis has remained offline since the previous outage on March 6.

Multiple reports on X of an #Internet outage in the #Gaza Strip. Cloudflare data shows a loss of traffic from Paltel in Rafah, Khan Yunis, and Deir-al Balah at approximately 18:45 UTC, and a sharp traffic drop in the Gaza governorate. twitter.com/QudsNen/status/1765100306353017128

After connectivity was restored on Friday following a week+ outage, Paltel again reports the loss of telecom services in the #Gaza strip, the 10th time since the conflict began. Cloudflare data shows traffic beginning to drop just after 15:30 UTC. twitter.com/Paltelco/status/1749464176756449631

Communications services are gradually returning to the #Gaza Strip, per an update from Paltel. Cloudflare data shows traffic starting to increase in the Gaza, Khan Yunis, and Rafah governorates around 18:30 UTC. ending a 7+ day disruption. twitter.com/Paltelco/status/1748415439686824283

The Paltel #Internet outage in #Gaza is now entering its 8th day, after reporting a loss of telecom services on Friday, January 12. Of the multiple Paltel outages observed since the conflict began in October 2023, this is the longest one to date.

After recovering on Sunday from a similar multi-day outage, Paltel reports that #Gaza has once again lost #Internet connectivity. Cloudflare data shows traffic in the region falling after 07:00 UTC this morning. twitter.com/Paltelco/status/1737380988064272472

#Internet connectivity in #Gaza remained generally available this past week,except for an outage that occurred Sunday into Monday. However, Paltel warns that communication & Internet services may stop on Thursday, November 16 due to lack of fuel. twitter.com/Paltelco/status/1723709517983035862

For the third time in the last ten days, #Gaza is experiencing an #Internet disruption. This outage began at 1615 UTC (1815 local time) on November 5. In a Facebook post, Paltel stated "We regret to announce a complete disruption of all communication and internet services with the Gaza Strip, due to the previously reconnected major routes being exposed to the Israeli side." www.facebook.com/paltel.970/posts/pfbid0t6ZFF8dhG1ToPXU4g8zbbJxjYWVV7BMsfH8aNVrokMXfCtGV4iP7H6wAJoJZz4bal

A second multi-hour #Internet disruption occurred in #Gaza this morning. Beginning around 0100 UTC on November 1, the outage lasted 8+ hours. PalTel reported that it was "due to international routes that were previously reconnected being cut off again."

#Internet connectivity in the #Gaza Strip has remained available throughout the day, after being restored around 02:00 UTC on October 29. AS44213 (NewStarMAX) has also seen strong traffic recovery after the shutdown: radar.cloudflare.com/as44213

October 27 update: #Internet connectivity in #Gaza continues to decline, with Netstream (AS56995) losing connectivity yesterday, and with Internet disuptions evident in several Gaza Strip governorates starting around 1500 UTC today.

October 16 UPDATE. #Israel #Palestine #Gaza conflict. Most of the Gaza Strip governorates continue to see Internet disruptions, but there hasn't been a notable drop in Internet traffic in the past few days. The Gaza Strip governorates most impacted (compared with pre-conflict levels) by Internet disruptions are (on October 16, at ~14:00 UTC): - Deir al-Balah Governorate: ~80% lower Internet traffic - Gaza Governorate: ~60% lower Internet traffic - Rafah Governorate: ~65% lower Internet traffic