Gaza farmer returns to the grapevines he couldn’t bear to abandon
- Gaza City, Gaza Strip - It's 4am, and Gaza is still dark and quiet.
- But Khaled Abu Madeen has a routine, one that he has recently picked up again after being forced to abandon it over nearly three years of war.
- He walks between the rows of grapevines in Sheikh Ijlin, in the southwestern corner of Gaza City, alongside his workers, checking the fruit and cutting bunches from the vines that have survived Israel's genocidal war.
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- Gaza City, Gaza Strip - It's 4am, and Gaza is still dark and quiet.
- But Khaled Abu Madeen has a routine, one that he has recently picked up again after being forced to abandon it over nearly three years of war.
- He walks between the rows of grapevines in Sheikh Ijlin, in the southwestern corner of Gaza City, alongside his workers, checking the fruit and cutting bunches from the vines that have survived Israel's genocidal war.
Sources: Al Jazeera