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Quneitra Vineyards Grape Harvest Amid Israeli Violations
Grape farmers in the Syrian province of Quneitra face significant challenges due to frequent Israeli violations in the area, which affect the harvest season and the volume of production. The grape harvest began on September 24th and lasts for about a month. However, Israeli military incursions, including house searches and temporary checkpoints, hinder farmers' access to their lands and lead to production losses. Many vineyards have been damaged as a result of water deprivation during periods of neglect, threatening the future of grape cultivation in the region. Despite these difficulties, grapes remain one of the most important crops in Quneitra, used for export, raisin production, and grape molasses. It is expected that this season will yield approximately 6,135 tons from an agricultural area of 365 hectares. Farmers are under increasing pressure due to falling prices and rising production costs, making it even more difficult to sustain farming amidst unstable security conditions.
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