Summary
A ceasefire has been declared in Gaza after two years of conflict. Despite the halt in violence, extensive damage remains with homes, schools, and agricultural lands largely destroyed. The destruction of farmland, including olive and fig trees, has worsened food shortages in the area.
Key Facts
- A ceasefire was announced last week in Gaza after two years of conflict.
- Extensive damage includes homes, schools, and other buildings being reduced to rubble.
- The destruction extends to agricultural lands, including olive, palm, and fig trees.
- The destruction of farmland contributes to food scarcity issues in Gaza.
- The Israeli military was reported to have bulldozed and uprooted over 600 trees.
- The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has noted food shortages in the region.
- The uprooted trees and destroyed lands were vital for local food production and community gathering.
