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Au Liban-Sud, la récolte des olives prise en otage derrière la « ligne jaune »

Des agriculteurs ont besoin d'autorisations pour accéder à leurs oliveraies.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 3 h ago · 1 min read
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Les oléiculteurs du Liban-Sud peinent à atteindre leurs vergers situés derrière la « ligne jaune » israélienne. Certains ont obtenu des permis à Deir Mimas, d'autres ont été refoulés à Kfarchouba.

Selon le ministère de l'Agriculture, environ 53 % des terres agricoles du Sud et de Nabatiyé ont été inaccessibles par moments.

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South Lebanon's olive harvest held hostage behind Israel's 'Yellow Line'

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