Farmers in Gaza risk Israeli bullets to revive fields

After a ceasefire in Gaza, Palestinian farmer Mohammed al-Slakhy returned to his farm to rebuild after two years of war. Despite ongoing Israeli attacks, Mohammed cleared rubble and planted crops, risking his life due to nearby Israeli tanks. The agricultural sector in Gaza suffered extensive damage, with over 80% of cropland destroyed. Israel controls a buffer zone in Gaza, limiting farmers’ access to their land. The Israeli blockade further hinders farmers by preventing the entry of essential supplies. Gaza farmers face danger and challenges in reclaiming their agricultural land.

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