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In this Sept. 10 2019 photo, Druze farmer Noraldeen Masoud works on his farmland in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights near the border with Syria. Towering wind turbines may soon jut up from the picturesque patchwork of Druze farmland in the Golan Heights, angering villagers who see the project as a threat to their agrarian way of life, an encroachment on ancestral lands and a solidification of Israel’s occupation of the territory. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)

In this Sept. 10 2019 photo, Druze farmer Noraldeen Masoud works on his farmland in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights near the border with Syria. Towering wind turbines may soon jut up from the picturesque patchwork of Druze farmland in the Golan Heights, angering villagers who see the project as a threat to their agrarian way of life, an encroachment on ancestral lands and a solidification of Israel’s occupation of the territory. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)

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