Israel's scorched earth tactics devastate southern Lebanon farmland

Agricultural destruction impacts civilian populations in southern Lebanon, threatening food security and livelihoods for farming communities.

Along the ancient farmlands south of the Litani River, where Lebanese families have cultivated the same soil across generations, Israeli military operations have left a landscape of systematic agricultural destruction — burned olive groves, ruined orchards, and scorched fields that may take decades to recover. The harm is not merely economic but existential for rural communities whose identity, livelihood, and inheritance are rooted in that land. As the immediate conflict continues, a slower, quieter catastrophe unfolds in the soil itself — one that will outlast any ceasefire and test whether

Israel's scorched earth tactics devastate southern Lebanon farmland

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