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Beit Omar farmers face attacks and high costs
The agriculture of the town of Beit Omar in northern Hebron faces significant challenges due to settler attacks, restrictions on access to land, water shortages, rising production costs, and weak marketing of local products. Farmers primarily rely on grape cultivation and sheep farming as main sources of livelihood. However, the worsening conditions threaten their continued work and the preservation of their lands. Farmers suffer from insufficient government support, difficulties in securing water, and increasing competition from Israeli products, which intensifies economic pressures and puts the future of agriculture in the region at risk.
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