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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Al-Buqai'a Agriculture Threatened
The article pertains to the Israeli escalation in the Beqaa Plain of the northern Jordan Valley, focusing on the targeting of Palestinian agricultural lands. This includes constructing settler roads, destroying water networks, and cutting off agricultural routes, all aimed at isolating the area and displacing the farmers. It is estimated that the cultivated lands span between 15,000 and 17,000 dunams, producing large quantities of bananas, grapes, and vegetables. Farmers suffer from land expropriation, water cuts, road closures, and settler attacks, despite their steadfastness in remaining on their land. These measures have led to a decline in Palestinian agricultural production and an increase in product prices, threatening food security. Additionally, plans are underway to establish a new settler road that will divide the area and significantly hinder agricultural activity. Farmers are calling for measures to support their resilience, especially given the difficult economic conditions. They see protecting the land and resistance as an important national step to safeguard Palestinian agriculture and its future.
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