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Gaza's Yellow Line Becomes Long-Term Location
A research paper from the Palestinian Center for Political Studies concluded that the "Yellow Line" in Gaza, which was considered a temporary security arrangement following the ceasefire agreement in October 2025, is gradually transforming into a permanent geographic and political reality. The area under Israeli control or restrictions increased from approximately 53% in October 2025 to between 65% and 70% by August 2026, with a limited decline in accessible agricultural land reaching around 3% by June 2026. The study indicates that operationally, the line is heading toward being solidified as part of a long-term division of the territory, through demolition, land leveling operations, and measures restricting residents' access behind the line—further strengthening control over movement and access. The paper emphasizes the importance of publishing an official map of the line and establishing a neutral mechanism to monitor its movements, linking any future arrangements to clear timelines, in order to preserve the territorial and political unity of the sector within the framework of reconstruction and population management efforts.
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