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Israeli incursions and violations in the Yarmouk Basin in the western Daraa countryside have worsened residents’ living conditions by preventing them from accessing between 500 and 1,000 dunams of agricultural land and targeting electricity and water facilities. This has driven some families to flee in search of work and to protect their children from arrest. More than 10 families from the village of Maariya alone have been displaced to the Damascus countryside, while others have been forced to pick fruit for a daily wage of around 1,000 Syrian pounds. In the latest incursions, an Israeli patrol of around 12 vehicles entered several valleys in the area. At the same time, another incursion took place near the Beit Jinn farm, and a young man was abducted from the outskirts of the village of al-Hurriya in the Quneitra countryside.
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