Hebrew media said the incidents followed a pattern first reported last week, when multiple power-related malfunctions triggered explosions and fires in several cities in occupied Palestine.

Meanwhile, the same outlets said the incidents have not subsided and are instead increasing day by day.

In one case, Israeli regime media reported simultaneous fires at several power transformers in the city of Kiryat Gat.

They said the intensity of the explosions and the burning of electricity infrastructure spread fear and panic across the city.

Separately, the following day, a local media outlet in Netanya reported that several buildings caught fire due to a high-voltage fault.

The report said dozens of people were injured and all residents of the affected area were displaced.

In a related development, one of the displaced residents wrote on a social media page: “The electrical panel of our building suddenly caught fire for no reason and caused heavy damage. Hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes and transferred to a guesthouse; but after one day they told us we had to evacuate that place as well. Right now we have neither a home nor any place for temporary accommodation. We literally became homeless overnight, and none of the officials from the electricity company even know the cause of these incidents.”

Israeli regime authorities have not publicly provided an explanation for the repeated power failures and resulting fires, according to the same media reports.