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Ahmad Melhem

Ahmad Melhem

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Boxes of cherry tomatoes from the Gaza Strip bound for Europe are seen at the Kerem Shalom crossing terminal March 2, 2011. Israel further eased its blockade of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip on Wednesday by permitting a first truckload of tomatoes exports to pass through their common frontier, officials said. REUTERS/Amir Cohen (ISRAEL - Tags: POLITICS FOOD AGRICULTURE) - RTR2JBUI — Boxes of cherry tomatoes from the Gaza Strip bound for Europe are seen at the Kerem Shalom crossing terminal, March 2, 2011. — REUTERS/Amir Cohen

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A worker arranges sacks of potatoes on a pallet at a wholesale vegetable and fruit market in the West Bank village of Beita, near Nablus September 2, 2012.Once the mainstay of the local economy, Palestinian agriculture in the rocky West Bank is in decline, with farmers struggling to protect both their livelihoods and their lands. Deprived of water and cut off from key markets, farmers across the occupied territory can only look on with a mix of anger and envy as Israeli settlers copiously irrigate their own

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