In southern Syria, agricultural communities face significant restrictions on accessing their farmland due to Israeli occupation forces. According to reports, farmers have been prevented from cultivating their land through various means, including the use of chemical agents, heavy machinery operations, and detentions.
The situation has contributed to a broader humanitarian crisis affecting the region. More than half of Syria’s population currently faces food insecurity, while the international community has reduced humanitarian assistance by fifty percent, further straining resources for vulnerable populations.
Correspondent Hannah Raslan documented the conditions affecting southern Syrian residents, highlighting how agricultural disruptions have compounded existing economic hardships and deepened the humanitarian challenges facing the area.
Originally reported by Aljazeera →
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