Donkey prices in Gaza skyrocket from $US1000 to $US30,000
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First reported by The Age ·
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The surge in the animals’ value is due to the virtual elimination of private vehicles in the strip and the emergence of a small group of black marketeers.
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Donkey prices in Gaza skyrocket from $US1000 to $US30,000
The surge in the animals’ value is due to the virtual elimination of private vehicles in the strip and the emergence of a small group of black marketeers.
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