In a war-torn landscape, beekeepers are striving to keep their relocated bee colonies alive on…

🌐 Original language: French 📰 Source: sudouest.fr
In a war-torn landscape, beekeepers are striving to keep their relocated bee colonies alive on…
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In a war-torn landscape, beekeepers are striving to keep their relocated bee colonies alive on the rooftops of Gaza City. Ibrahim al-Dabba, tending to his hives from a rooftop overlooking the devastated area, cherishes this rare source of hope amidst the ruins. Alongside his sons, equipped with protective gear and smokers, he carefully inspects the orderly rows of his hives. “Before the conflict, we had over 40,000 hives,” he states.

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