More than 95% of Gaza’s agricultural area are useless, UN warns | News of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

FAO says the attacks in Israel’s land, wells and greenhouses, which aggravate the risk of scarcity in Gaza.

Fewer than five percent of the Gaza Strip is capable of cultivation, a A new location assessment Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the United Nations Satellite Center (Unosat).

FAO, FAO, on Monday, described the “alarm” on Monday, the destruction of Israel’s war with Gaza war worses more deterioration and scarcity risk. “

The joint assessment has found that more than 80 percent Gaza Total Cropland was damaged, 77.8% of this country is unavailable for farmers. Only 688 hectares (1,700 acres) or 4.6 percent of the planting area are possible for cultivation.

Destroyed Gaza’s greenhouses and water sources, 71.2% of greenhouses and 82.8 percent of agricultural wells were also damaged.

“This destruction level is not only a loss of infrastructure – this is the collapse of the Gaza’s aggression system and life,” he said.

“Once a while, those who provide food, income and stability now, wells with ruins, greenhouses and wells will require a continuous liability for local food production, mass investment and hopes for local food.”

Findings are due to the release of an integrated food safety phase classification (IPC) analysis of this month, the previous population of this month is due to the severe limits of 19-month-old war, and humanitarian aid.

While Israel allows “minimal” assistance to Gaza, humanitarian organizations warned that the insanitates of the supply do not reach the hungry population of Gaza.

Meanwhile, Israel’s airstrikes continue to kill dozens of Palestinians every day in Gaza.

On Monday, Israeli forces bombed a school in Gaza, killing at least 36 Palestinians, including several children.

According to health workers, more than 50 people were killed in Israel’s attacks in Anklavava.