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Israeli forces abduct Lebanese olive picker as restrictions cut off more than half of village farmland

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“Israeli forces abduct Lebanese olive picker as restrictions cut off more than half of village farmland”

Israeli forces opened fire near a group of residents and abducted one as they harvested olives on the outskirts of Deir Mimas on Friday, the mayor told The National , adding that Israeli restrictions have rendered more than half of the southern Lebanese village’s olive groves inaccessible. “The group was picking olives in an area that was off-limits,” mayor Tania Barnaba said, adding that Israeli troops subsequently set up a checkpoint on the outskirts of the village, blocking further access to…

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