Rear or behind
The article addresses the restrictions imposed by the Israeli occupation on the farmers of Qalqilya behind the separation and expansion wall. They face increasing difficulties in accessing their lands due to the reduction of entry permits and restrictions on vehicle movement, which raises agricultural labor costs and threatens their continuity. Additionally, agricultural lands that heavily rely on workers and essential services such as well maintenance are subjected to further pressures. This impact extends to production and agricultural income, as farmers are compelled to adopt alternative methods and suffer losses due to diminished ability to manage their land effectively. Despite these restrictions, farmers continue to cling to their lands, emphasizing their deep-rooted connection to them and their inheritance, in spite of the challenges threatening the survival of their agricultural work.
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