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The Pomegranate Season. The Israeli Ecocide in Lebanon and the Resistance that Starts From the Earth

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Zaynab Mahdi is a farmer originally from the town of Naqoura and now displaced in Tyre, southern Lebanon. While she speaks one by one of the photographs she has carefully preserved on her mobile phone. The house, the courtyard and the orderly rows of vegetables she cultivated, season after season until November 2024, when the Israeli bombings destroyed everything. "From my fields and olive groves I could see the sea. But then everything went up …
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Zaynab Mahdi is a farmer originally from the town of Naqoura and now displaced in Tyre, southern Lebanon. While she speaks one by one of the photographs she has carefully preserved on her mobile phone. The house, the courtyard and the orderly rows of vegetables she cultivated, season after season until November 2024, when the Israeli bombings destroyed everything. "From my fields and olive groves I could see the sea. But then everything went up …

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altreconomia.it broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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