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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
Gaza Vineyards Destroyed by Conflict
Vine cultivation in Gaza has been significantly affected by the war, as the occupation has washed away vast areas of vineyards and the quality of the trees has deteriorated. This has led to record-low production levels and the loss of a livelihood for farmers and workers. Before the war, grapevines produced between 20 and 40 crates per season, but now, even in the best cases, each tree yields no more than two or three crates. Additionally, the number of workers has decreased by up to 90%. Farmers are struggling to obtain fertilizers and pesticides due to high prices and shortages, which threatens the health of the trees and the productivity of the harvest. They now rely on family efforts to sustain their farming, expressing hope for the reintroduction of essential supplies at affordable prices to restore the grapevines and their previous level of production.
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