Satellite images show 23 km dirt barrier in Gaza
The Israeli army has constructed a earthen barrier over 23 kilometers long inside the Gaza Strip, separating its controlled areas from the regions inhabited by Palestinian populations west of the Green Line. The barrier aims to prevent infiltration and to protect nearby Israeli soldiers and areas. It is part of a security zone that includes surveillance measures and intelligence equipment, according to Israeli claims and based on satellite images showing ongoing digging activities and the removal of barriers in various parts of the strip. There are concerns that this barrier could become a permanent border, especially with the suspension of the next phase of the ceasefire agreement reached in October 2025.
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