The European Union on Monday expressed its concern over the “continuing destruction of key civilian infrastructure” in Gaza, as it demanded clarity over the fate of a water treatment plant in the southern city of Rafah. EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell called on the Israeli government to refrain from targeting vital facilities, with the territory’s “sanitation, solid waste management, and health systems” facing collapse. Targetted attacks on vital infrastructure facilities are a war crime, Borrell said. “The ever-worsening humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is creating life-threatening con…