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عكس السير
Israeli pesticides damage Quneitra greenery
The article addresses the damages caused by pesticide spraying operations carried out by the Israeli army on the lands of the Quneitra countryside in southwestern Syria. These operations have led to the destruction of thousands of dunams of pastures, crops, and orchards, impacting the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers. Farmers explain that these actions aim to disrupt agricultural activity and prevent residents from exploiting their land, in addition to depopulating the area and reducing human presence along the ceasefire line. The damages include a decline in green spaces and significant harm to vegetation cover, as well as substantial economic losses in the livestock sector, forcing cattle breeders to purchase feed due to the destruction of natural pastures. Assessment reports reveal that the spraying operations damaged 3,729 dunams of pastures, 1,023 dunams of winter crops, and 140 dunams of orchards, affecting 255 farmers. These events reflect escalating tensions and border disputes between Syria and Israel.
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