Yellow Israel line signals Gaza division
The article highlights the expansion of Israeli control in the Gaza Strip through a yellow line known as a moving boundary. This line initially served as a withdrawal line when a ceasefire agreement was signed in October 2025. Over time, the proportion of areas under direct control or strict restriction increased to between 58% and 70%, effectively dividing the strip into two parts and acting as a means to enforce field control without an official declaration of annexation. Additionally, the line is gradually moving westward, leading to repeated displacement of residents and complicating the political and humanitarian situation in Gaza. This movement raises concerns about a potential reshaping of Gaza's geography and the establishment of a permanent division.
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