Gaza Media Accuses Israel of Expanding Border
A government media report in Gaza accuses the Israeli army of expanding the "Yellow Line" from a field line linked to the ceasefire into a military zone that controls larger areas of the Gaza Strip—from about 53% to 65% of the land. This has led to land demolitions, displacement of residents, and increased tensions, with 23 Palestinians martyred near restricted areas between July 13 and 20, bringing the total number of martyrs since the start of the ceasefire to more than 1,165. Israeli forces have also shot at civilians and used drones to force residents to evacuate their homes. Water and sanitation services have been halted, and crews have been unable to access half of the residential areas, foreshadowing a worsening health and environmental crisis. Gaza has called on the international community and human rights organizations to intervene to stop the Israeli expansion, holding it responsible for policies that lead to the destruction of homes and the displacement of residents.
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