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Each morning, 49-year-old Ibrahim Naji al-Dabba ascends to the roof of a damaged tower in Gaza City's Tel al-Hawa, caring for the 35 beehives that remain from his once-thriving apiary. This rooftop has become a fragile refuge amid the destruction, representing an agricultural tradition on the brink of extinction. Before the conflict intensified, al-Dabba managed over 400 hives across eastern Gaza, providing a sustainable livelihood that has now been devastated, resulting in a financial loss of KES 45.5 million ($350,000). This loss reflects the broader impact of conflict on agriculture, affecting farmers in various regions, including the Middle East and eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.