شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The article concerns a severe siege crisis faced by the Red Head area in the northern Jordan Valley, where the Israeli army has dug a trench at the last crossing point in recent weeks, resulting in the complete isolation of the residents from their surroundings. These measures have caused water shortages, difficulties in bringing in fodder, the suspension of education, and prevent farmers from accessing their lands and agricultural resources. Livestock and agriculture have been heavily impacted; pasture areas have shrunk by up to approximately 90%, and agricultural crops have declined due to water scarcity. The residents are suffering from acute shortages of basic needs and are facing health and educational challenges. They emphasize the urgent need for human rights and humanitarian organizations to intervene by reopening the roads and providing water, food, and medicine to save their lives and livelihoods from ongoing destruction.
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