Gaza West expands Yellow Line displacement
The article discusses the widespread infiltration operations carried out by the Israeli occupation army in various areas of the Gaza Strip, aiming to expand the buffer zone known as the "Yellow Line." These operations include demolishing homes, leveling land, and hauling away rubble, leading to large-scale displacement of thousands of Palestinians. These actions are accompanied by intense artillery shelling and gunfire from tanks and drones, with a particular focus on the northern and western regions of the city. The advances are concentrated in areas such as the Salam Street neighborhood, Gaza City, and eastern Deir al-Balah. Under ongoing threats, the occupation seeks to establish control over more than 60% of the strip's territory, according to estimates, within the framework of the ceasefire agreements signed since October 2025, which grant it authority over the "Yellow Line" areas. These infiltration operations are part of the continued efforts by the occupation since the recent escalation that resulted in over 72,000 Palestinian deaths, massive destruction of infrastructure, and an estimated reconstruction cost of $70 billion.
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