Palestinians replant trees after Israel uproots thousands ...Kuwait

Palestinians replanted hundreds of trees in the occupied West Bank, a day after Israel's army uprooted thousands of trees in the area Palestinians on Thursday replanted hundreds of trees in the occupied West Bank, a day after Israel's army uprooted thousands of trees in the area, saying they had been illegally planted in a military zone. Carrying spades and pickaxes, dozens of Palestinian activists and staff from the Palestinian agriculture ministry worked to plant seedlings in a valley near Khirbeit Einoun, in Tubas governorate, an AFP journalist said. An estimated 500 trees were planted on Thursday and the operation is expected to continue for several days, agriculture ministry official

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