Gaza beekeepers revive honeycombs
Despite Gaza's destruction, a Palestinian beekeeper named Ibrahim Naji Al-Dabba has returned to beekeeping on the roof of a damaged building. He started with just three beehives after losing more than 400 hives during the war, suffering financial losses exceeding $350,000. Using his savings, he was able to increase his number of hives to 35. He sees his work as a symbol of the resilience and hope of Gaza's residents to restore life, despite challenges such as shortages of supplies and rising prices. He considers that bees play a vital role in sustaining agriculture and food security.
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