On November 3, 2024, Israeli forces conducted a bombing in Lebanon, targeting areas in the Bekaa Valley. The bombing disrupted transportation routes, particularly affecting the road from Beirut through the Bekaa Valley to Damascus via the Masnaa Crossing. The bombing rendered the road impassable, forcing families to travel on foot, carrying their belongings over their heads. The bombing occurred amidst the ongoing efforts of the Buzuruna Juzuruna agroecological collective, which focuses on sustainable agricultural practices in the region. The collective's activities were impacted by the destruction caused by the Israeli bombardment, which left significant craters and rubble in its wake. The disruption to transportation has made travel in the region extremely challenging. The Bekaa Valley, known for its agricultural significance, has been a focal point for various initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable farming and community resilience. The bombing has added to the existing challenges faced by local communities, who are now navigating a landscape marred by conflict and destruction. The collective's work, which includes the distribution of seeds and the promotion of agroecological practices, continues despite the obstacles posed by the recent bombing. The long-term effects on the collective's operations and the broader agricultural landscape remain to be seen.