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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Environment Authority and Statistics Issue Arab Environment Day Release
The article discusses the current state of natural pastures in Palestine and the impact of settlement policies on their resources. These pastures, which represent an important environmental and economic resource, are experiencing significant deterioration due to settlement expansion and occupation measures. This has led to the displacement of pastoral communities and a reduction in available grazing lands. Data shows that the area of pastures in the West Bank reaches approximately 2,111 square kilometers, with settlers seizing around 18% of the land. This has worsened the effects on livestock and food security, especially in the Gaza Strip, where only a small portion of agricultural land remains accessible. Palestinian authorities and international organizations call for the protection of natural resources and the development of policies to address these challenges, emphasizing the vital importance of pastures as a key resource for enhancing resilience and environmental sustainability.
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