Due to Israeli attacks, Lebanese beekeepers are unable to access their hives and are resorting…

Due to Israeli attacks, Lebanese beekeepers are unable to access their hives and are resorting to purchasing satellite images to monitor their status. Since March 2, 2026, ongoing assaults have forced thousands in southern Lebanon to abandon their homes and agricultural lands. The Israeli army declared a "security buffer zone" south of the Litani River in April, restricting access to farmland and properties for many, including farmers and beekeepers, who have been cut off from their hives for months.