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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Tal village blockade endangers harvest and daily life
Palestinians in the town of Qasra, south of Nablus, have been enduring a continuous blockade for the 37th day by occupation forces and settlers, despite a ruling from the Israeli Supreme Court permitting them to access their homes. The blockade has restricted freedom of movement and affected all aspects of life, including education, healthcare, and economic needs, leading to social isolation and difficulties in obtaining daily essentials and medicines. The targeted area includes the Ras al-Ayn region, which covers approximately 700 dunams and connects several towns. Residents fear that restricting access to this area may turn it into an isolated zone, threatening their agricultural and environmental livelihoods. As the olive season approaches, concerns are growing over the decline in production, with the amount of oil produced in recent years decreasing significantly, and expectations that the upcoming harvest will yield only 16-20 tons compared to previous years. Local residents and supporting groups, both national and international, are planning to provide protection and facilitation systems to access the lands during harvest time. There are warnings that ongoing restrictions could lead to the loss of agricultural land and a shift in lifestyle. Despite these hardships, residents insist on staying on their land and holding onto their roots.
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