Gaza's beekeepers are rebuilding their livelihoods amid the ruins of war
Summary
Beekeepers in Gaza are working to rebuild their beekeeping business after the recent war damaged most of their hives. Although more than 95% of the bee industry was destroyed, they are collecting honey from the few bee colonies that survived.Key Facts
- The recent war in Gaza damaged over 95% of the bee sector.
- Beekeepers in Gaza are trying to restore their livelihoods by caring for surviving bee colonies.
- Honey collection is still possible but limited due to the destruction.
- Ibrahim al-Dabbeh leads the Cooperative Association of Beekeepers in the Gaza Strip.
- The beekeeping industry was almost destroyed and now faces the challenge of recovery.
- This story highlights efforts to rebuild agriculture in a war-affected area.
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