Farmers in the Gaza Strip, under Israeli blockade, have begun the strawberry harvest, a crucial source of income and employment. With a yield of around 3 tons per acre, the crop is among the few agricultural products allowed for export to the West Bank and international markets. Despite challenges from the blockade, the cultivation area has expanded to 3,000 acres, with production projected to reach 9,000 tons this year. The Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture is providing guidance on packaging to improve strawberry durability during transport.