Gaza farmers face risks as Israeli buffer zones expand into their agricultural lands under heavy military control.
Gaza farmers face risks as Israeli buffer zones expand into their agricultural lands under heavy military control.
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The Gaza Strip – As soon as the “ceasefire” in Gaza began in October, Palestinian farmer Mohammed al-Slakhy and his family headed straight for their farms in the Zeitoun area of Gaza City.
After more than two years of Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza – and despite ongoing Israeli attacks – it was finally safe enough to return, and attempt to rebuild and restore.
Israel destroyed or made inaccessible 98.5 percent of Gaza's agricultural land. My family's olive grove is part of it.
New data reveals 94 per cent of Gaza’s agricultural land is unusable as Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha reports from across the ‘yellow line’
Gaza's fishing industry collapses under Israeli blockade, leaving fishermen risking their lives for minimal catches.
Gaza residents say they fear a return to Israel’s full-scale bombing as they struggle to find food, water and medicine.
Deadly Israeli attacks across besieged territory continue, including against desperate people seeking aid.
Israeli forces kill several Palestinians in Gaza as the Israel-Hamas ceasefire comes under growing strain.
