Jerash — In villages and towns across Jordan where olive trees are widespread, the start of the olive-picking season brings back social traditions passed down through generations. The occasion is about more than an agricultural season for harvesting fruit and producing oil. In Jerash Governorate, as in other Jordanian areas known for olive cultivation, groves become family gathering places where parents, children and grandchildren come together.…
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