Satellite imagery has revealed that Zionist forces have altered the “Yellow Line,” which demarcates the operational zones of their military within Gaza. This boundary was established under the ceasefire agreement that took effect on October 10, 2023, following the brutal aggression launched against Gaza on October 7.
The modification of this boundary, marked by large yellow-painted stones, took place last December. The satellite images indicate that these markers were moved further into territories controlled by Hamas, thereby expanding the areas under Zionist military occupation. In certain parts of the densely populated Al-Tuffah neighborhood, the Zionist forces pushed the Yellow Line more than 200 meters into Hamas-controlled areas. To achieve this expansion, they demolished over 40 buildings and forcibly displaced the residents living in those areas.
In addition to Al-Tuffah, similar alterations to the Yellow Line have been observed in other regions, including Khan Yunis. Furthermore, military outposts and structures have been constructed within these newly seized areas.
These deceptive maneuvers by the Zionist forces have heightened concerns regarding the territorial integrity of Gaza and the safety of its civilian population. While nearly two million residents of Gaza are already enduring dire conditions in overcrowded areas, Hamas stated that this shifting of the boundary has forced thousands more Gazans to flee further west.
Despite the existence of a ceasefire agreement, the Zionist forces continue their persistent attacks and hostilities against the people of Gaza.
