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Farmers in the villages of al-Mariyya in the Daraa countryside and Sayda al-Hanout in the Quneitra countryside are holding on to their land, despite being barred since 2024 from accessing some of it because of Israeli restrictions and the establishment of military posts and bases. The restrictions have deprived them of their agricultural livelihoods. Farmers said their losses amounted to hundreds of millions of old Syrian pounds. In Sayda al-Hanout, an 11-dunum olive grove was destroyed on October 18, 2026. It contained about 400 trees and produced nearly 10 tonnes of olives a year. Residents are calling for an Israeli withdrawal and for them to be allowed to return to their land. They say they remain determined to hold on to it and reject giving it up in exchange for compensation.
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