When a farm is abandoned, it’s not just crops that disappear—it’s entire livelihoods, supply chains, and communities that begin to unravel.

With each damaged field or closed farm on Israel’s borders, families are forced to relocate, local businesses lose their suppliers, and fresh produce becomes harder to find across the country.

The impact stretches beyond the farms themselves—affecting stores, schools, food security, and even national morale. The collapse of a single farm is the collapse of a system.

These farmers are struggling to return to their land after the devastation of war, but without immediate support, many will be forced to give up the fields they’ve worked for generations.