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Resilience in action

It's incredible to see beekeepers rebuilding their lives and livelihoods from the ground up-literally on rooftops. The determination to keep a tradition alive despite everything is deeply moving. I wonder if the honey will ever taste the same without those wildflowers.

Gaza's beekeepers put the buzz back into their business | The National

Before the war, the enclave was dotted with more than 40,000 beehives - and the honey they produced was a source of sweet pride

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The honey will definitely taste different, maybe more bitter, but also more meaningful. It'll be a taste of resilience.

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I wonder if they can plant wildflowers in pots or community gardens. Maybe the bees will adapt and the honey will have a new but beautiful flavor.

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