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وكالة شهاب الإخبارية
Source: وكالة شهاب الإخبارية
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A Palestinian-Turkish exhibition titled “Hope of Return: The Story of an Olive Tree” opened as part of the UN climate conference COP31 in Antalya. It documents the environmental and human toll of the war in Gaza and runs until November 20. Its figures show that the amount of explosives used was equivalent to 13 times the power of the Hiroshima bomb, while emissions during the first 60 days exceeded the annual emissions of 20 countries. The number of olive trees fell from around two million to 150,000; 81% of buildings were damaged, and more than 61 million tonnes of rubble accumulated. The data also indicate that 97% of agricultural land is now unusable, 45 of 54 water facilities are out of service, and 208 of 325 historic and cultural buildings have been destroyed. Through photographs, artworks and an interactive experience, the exhibition underscores the link between protecting Gaza’s environment and human dignity, as well as the right to life and return.
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