Beekeepers in Gaza restore hives following two years of conflict.

After over two years of conflict, a group of beekeepers in Gaza is working to restore their hives and protect essential pollinators for local agriculture. Ibrahim al-Dabba, a beekeeper, is seen on the roof of a damaged house in Gaza, carefully inspecting a honeycomb frame amidst buzzing bees. The war has significantly reduced the number of hives, and agricultural lands have faced severe restrictions, making it crucial for beekeepers to rebuild their apiaries. For Gazans, this effort is not just about honey production but also about reviving a vital source of income in a region where agriculture has suffered greatly.