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Gaza Beekeepers Work to Restore Their Livelihoods After War's Destruction

13 Ağustos 2026France 24

In the aftermath of war, beekeepers in Gaza are striving to restore their livelihoods amidst the destruction. Despite the loss of over 95% of the bee sector, they are working to salvage surviving colonies and collect honey.
Ibrahim al-Dabbeh, a prominent figure in the beekeeping community, emphasizes the critical need to revive this nearly extinct industry.
Gaza has faced extensive destruction due to ongoing conflicts, severely impacting its agricultural sectors, including beekeeping. The loss of bees not only affects honey production but also the pollination of crops, which is essential for food security in the region.
The resilience of Gaza's beekeepers highlights a broader theme of recovery and hope in the face of adversity. Their efforts not only aim to restore a vital agricultural sector but also symbolize a commitment to sustainability and ecological balance in a region often overshadowed by conflict.

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This article reflects the situation as of October 2023 and may not encompass subsequent developments.