Farmers in Gaza are working to rebuild a seed bank that was destroyed during the conflict, aiming to preserve indigenous crop varieties and support agricultural efforts on the limited arable land still available. The revived collection now includes approximately 32 different types of seeds, though farmers acknowledge that this remains insufficient to meet the broader agricultural demands of the region.
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