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Leket Israel volunteers at an Israeli farm.

Israeli food rescue groups are helping farmers survive amid Gaza war

By Elana Sztokman/JTA

RAIDERS BURNED Shlomo’s farm, including expensive equipment, totaling around NIS 500K in damage.

Gaza war hits Israeli farms: 89% report damage, 96% expect harm

By MAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN

Volunteers work on Israeli farms.

Israel calls for volunteers to save Israeli agriculture

Leket Israel volunteers at an Israeli farm.

Fields of conflict: Navigating Israel’s wartime agricultural challenges

By LANA IKELAN/THE MEDIA LINE

An IDF soldier accompanies students in class to help bolster their learning

IDF works to safeguard Israel's farms and schools

Leket Israel launches National Harvest Grant program to mobilize students in agricultural crisis

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Volunteers who have come to harvest cabbages, work on Israeli farms near the Gaza border since production stopped after the Hamas attack October 7th attack, in Patish, Israel November 8, 2023

Volunteers rush to Israeli farms stripped of workers after Hamas attack

By REUTERS

Melisron's 'Blue and White November' initiative supports Israeli farmers

By Ruth Sivan

Joseph Gitler, Chairman and Founder of Leket Israel.

Israel’s crop production is likely to undergo strain as war goes on - Leket Chairman

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

DR. TZVI (L) & SUE MUSLOW flank grandson Amit Mazon, atop one of their sheep.

This Maryland couple moved to Israel and started a farm

By JORDANA BENAMI

Two African lionesses walking in dry land in Kgalagadi transfrontier park, South Africa

Lioness shot dead after escaping from South Korean farm

By REUTERS

A colorful display of organic vegetables.

Is organic food good for health? Maybe, but it upsets flying mammals

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

Can't stop hiccuping? It could be worse (illustrative)

Charles Osborne: The man who hiccupped for 68 years

By MAARIV

View of the Earth from outer space

Canadian lake sediments reveal start of Earth's Anthropocene age, scientists say

By REUTERS

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Emoji costs farmer $61,000 fine

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

DAYTS IS GETTING seed money from global investors to develop new date-based natural ingredients for use as shelf-life extenders and nutritional supplements for everything from meat products to baked goods.

Are dates the new peace-building superfood?

By ROCKY KISTNER

Illustrative image of cheeses.

Jacobs' farm: A German family making French cheese in Israel

By YEHUDA SHARONI/MAARIV

Nothing cools you down on a hot summer day quite like fresh, sweet watermelon (illustrative)

Craving watermelon? These steps will ensure you choose the best one possible

By Walla!