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Olive Harvest Affected by Conflicts
Olive farmers in Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon face widespread challenges that threaten their livelihoods. Thousands of trees have been uprooted, razed, and their crops stolen as a result of ongoing military aggression. In Palestine, more than 10,000 trees have been killed since the beginning of the year, with persistent assaults by occupation forces and settlers, leading to significant losses in the agricultural sector. Around 100,000 families depend on the olive season as a primary source of income. In Syria, approximately 300 trees have been uprooted, and 13 dunams of land have been razed in the Quneitra countryside, amidst escalating violations on agricultural lands. Meanwhile, in Lebanon, harvesting operations have slowed due to security restrictions at the borders, with damages amounting to over 58 million dollars, and estimates of enormous environmental and economic losses.
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