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Palestinian-Israeli agriculture exchange hits a snag

The normal exchange of agriculture and animal goods between Israel and Palestine has hit a snag, causing economic and social interruptions and possibly pushing Palestinians to become less dependent on Israel.

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A produce market is seen in Nablus in the Israeli occupied West Bank on Feb. 2, 2020, following the announcement by Israeli Defense Minister Naftali Bennett of a halt in imports of all agricultural goods from the West Bank into Israel. — JAAFAR ASHTIYEH/AFP via Getty Images

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