The ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip is not only a staggering humanitarian crisis but also an environmental disaster with lasting consequences. As military operations escalate, the region faces compromised access to clean water, infrastructure destruction, and ecological disturbances, threatening the lives and well-being of millions. Addressing the intertwined challenges of war and environmental degradation is imperative for sustainable recovery and future resilience. This extended analysis explores the multifaceted environmental impacts of the conflict, from water scarcity and energy crises to ecosystem disruption and climate change vulnerability, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to post-conflict reconstruction that prioritizes both human rights and environmental sustainability.