Gaza bird market recovers after war
The bird market in Gaza is experiencing a gradual resurgence after years of war and displacement, which led to a significant decline in poultry farming, the collapse of farms, and the death of many birds. There has also been a sharp rise in the prices of birds and feed. Traders indicated that the price of a pair of ducks increased from less than 50 shekels before the war to around 400 shekels currently, while the price of rabbits has reached the same level after previously being about 50 shekels. This increase is due to the destruction of farms, shortages of feed and breeds, with a clear need to introduce new breeds and improve breeding conditions to enable farmers to regain their livelihoods amid the difficult circumstances facing the sector.
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