Around 2,500 trucks would enter and exit the city of Taibeh every day, agricultural land would be seized and dangerous particles would pollute the airEarly one morning in the city of Taibeh's fields in central Israel, Abed Hajj Yahya climbs onto his old tractor and begins another day of work. He drives slowly between the green rows of fig trees and strawberry plants, checking the ripeness of the fruit.Loading...
Israel takes an Arab Israeli city's last open land – and gives it pollution
Around 2,500 trucks would enter and exit the city of Taibeh every day, agricultural land would be seized and dangerous particles would pollute the air
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