As part of the Gaza ceasefire, Israel pulled back to the so-called yellow line. It left Palestinians with mostly non-arable land, while fertile land behind the line is under Israeli control. So, what does a ceasefire mean if Palestinians are denied land they need to grow food? | Al Jazeera English

Drip irrigation for Paddy? An Israeli firm, Netafim is a pioneer in drip irrigation. Decades back they used drip technique to grow potatoes and melons, that too in Israel, among the most arid lands in the world. Now the firm is using drip irrigation to grow rice. Priyanka Sharma tells you more. | WION

173K views · 3.7K reactions | Showing of wheat with Israeli technology. | Agriculture farmer | Facebook