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Post #3813333
2026-07-14 16:05 UTC
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The situation on the ground is one of complete paralysis. The aid that enters covers only a tiny fraction of the basic needs, and Israeli restrictions are not merely a ban on the entry of specific materials, but rather a total control over the lifelines (fuel, roads, and electricity).
As for agriculture, it has been reduced from a vital sector to virtually nonexistent; farmland has been bulldozed or contaminated, and anyone who ventures into
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@mahmoodhamod991@mastodon.social 2026-07-14 16:06
@nusher@mastodon.scot @alda@topspicy.social @simon_brooke@mastodon.scot @raphaellakay@mastodon.world @aral@mastodon.ar.al farming faces the risk of being directly targeted All we see in the pictures is rubble, because agriculture itself is buried under the rubble. We have lost the soil, the water, and the tools that once made Gaza self-sufficient in certain crops. The truth is that Gaza has transformed from a productive society into one that survives on handouts, delivered by trucks with no guarantee that they will reach the mouths of the hungry.