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إسرائيل: سبل عيش صيادي الأسماك في خطر

Some fisherman at Jaffa Port have quit because of steep declines in the fish population, while others have changed from trawling and deep water fishing to inshore fishing Tamar Dressler/IRIN
Some fisherman at Jaffa Port have quit because of steep declines in the fish population, while others have changed from trawling and deep water fishing to inshore fishing
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