Gaza Recycles Gold and Silver to Meet Demand
The war's impact on the Gaza Strip has led to the destruction of gold and silver manufacturing factories and tools, prompting families to sell their jewelry savings to meet basic needs such as food and medical treatment due to famine and displacement. Gold and silver are being widely recycled locally as a result of Israel's restrictions on raw material supplies, coupled with a decline in industrial facilities and its effects on product quality and increased prices for jewelry. Handicrafts and manual modifications have become dominant due to equipment shortages and deteriorating working conditions. Additionally, the war has caused extensive damage to the industrial infrastructure and a decline in production, with ongoing challenges in securing the necessary materials for gold and silver manufacturing in the sector.
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