Conflits · Gaza farmland collapseGaza ne compte plus que 448 hectares de terres cultivablesRédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00Only 3% of Gaza's crop land [music] is0:02still both accessible and undamaged,0:04about 448 hectares out of roughly0:0715,150,0:08leaving [music] almost no local ability0:10to grow food for 2.1 million people now0:13confined to less than half the Gaza0:14Strip. That 3% reflects about 4480:17hectares that can still be reached and0:18farmed, down from 601 hectares that were0:21accessible and undamaged in October0:232025, a loss of 25.5% in less than a0:26year, driven as much by loss of access0:28as by physical damage. The entire0:30population of 2.1 million is now0:32concentrated west of the yellow line in0:34less than half the territory, and0:36partners report strikes west of that0:38line inside the same narrow zone where0:40everyone is living. The Food and0:41Agriculture Organization assessment0:43dated 17 August identified the collapse,0:46and since 17 August coordinated missions0:48have moved through Kerem Shalom, Karim0:50Abu Salem, and Rafah to monitor0:52humanitarian cargo, collect fuel, and0:54support medical evacuations, summarized0:57in the daily press briefing on the 18th0:59August with fields largely unreachable1:01or damaged, survival depends almost1:03entirely on what can pass through those1:04[music] two crossings. Cargo, fuel that1:07keeps hospitals, desalination, and1:09evacuation vehicles running, and1:10whatever that 3% can still [music]1:12produce. How much cargo and fuel1:14actually got through, how many patients1:16were evacuated and with what outcomes,1:18[music] what the reported strikes hit1:19west of the line, and what plan exists1:21to feed a population stripped of its1:23[music] farmland remain unresolved while1:24an overcrowded civilian population lives1:26directly under fire with almost nothing1:28to harvest.1:29Like and follow for more stories that1:31matter.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗
