Gaza farmers work to revive destroyed lands
The article focused on the efforts of farmers in the Gaza Strip to reclaim agricultural lands destroyed by the Israeli war, despite significant challenges such as high costs, shortages of seeds, seedlings, and fertilizers, and the destruction of agricultural infrastructure. The sector has sustained losses exceeding 85% of its productive sectors, with total damages estimated at around $3.5 billion. Despite the economic difficulties and widespread destruction, individual efforts to restore farming continue. Farmers face difficulties in rehabilitating the land through soil leveling, purchasing irrigation equipment, and pest control. They hope to revive agricultural production despite ongoing long-term challenges.
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