FAO: Most Gaza land unusable

A report from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) indicates that 97% of agricultural land in the Gaza Strip is out of service, with the available land decreasing from 601 hectares to 448 hectares (a 25.5% decline) since October 2025. Additionally, the area of accessible and viable greenhouses has decreased by 17.3%, reaching 224 hectares. This decline is due to restrictions on land access and the import of agricultural supplies, which are hindering the recovery of the agricultural sector in Gaza. The organization warns that delayed support and necessary measures are preventing the restoration of local food production and emphasizes that urgent actions are essential to preserve the opportunity for the agricultural sector to recover and to restore food production in the region.

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