THE POWER OF TREEDOM

FARMING AGAINST THE ODDS

Agriculture once made up 40% of the West Bank’s GDP.
Now it’s just 5%.  Why?

Agriculture once made up 40% of the West Bank’s GDP.
 Now it’s just 5%.  Why?

  • Settler violence

  • Water costs 30x more for Palestinians

  • Bans on shelters, wells, electricity

  • Fallow land can be legally confiscated

That’s where Treedom for Palestine comes in.

That’s where Treedom for Palestine comes in.

INSIDE A FREEDOM FARM

We partner with the Palestinian Farmers Union to plant sustainable olive tree groves that support families.  Half are planted for women.

The result: a farm that produces $35K in annual income.

We don’t deliver aid.
We plant independence.

  • 1

    250 olive saplings

  • 2

    Secure land

  • 3

    Drip irrigation

  • 4

    Protective fencing

SELF-SUSTAINING LIVELIHOOD

INSIDE A FREEDOM FARM

We partner with the Palestinian Farmers Union to plant sustainable olive tree groves that support families.  Half are planted for women.

The result: a farm that produces $35K in annual income.

1. 250 olive saplings  2. Secure land 
3. Drip irrigation  4. Protective fencing

Every Freedom Farm provides a safe space for farmers to thrive, cultivate their land, and build a future.

Motaz Bisharat was the first Freedom Farmer.

THE TREEVOLUTION

There are now 75+ Freedom Farms in the West Bank — turning degraded land into lasting infrastructure.

  • $35,000/year in olive oil income

  • 12,000 pounds of carbon sequestered annually

  • Palestinian land stays in Palestinian hands

  • Gender equality in agriculture

Motaz Bisharat was the first Freedom Farmer.

ACCREDITED BY THE UNITED NATIONS (UNCCD)

IN THE NEWS

Our work has been featured in major news and global affairs outlets.