Israel extends control to 64 percent of Gaza
The Human Rights Commission's report warns that the "Yellow Line" in Gaza is shifting into permanent borders, expanding Israeli control and threatening to deprive approximately 2.1 million Palestinians of their lands and homes. This shift significantly reduces the area available to them—from around 64% to regions under Israeli control. Moving the line westward has enhanced control and greatly limited access to vital resources, while hostilities continue and efforts are made to transform temporary arrangements into a permanent geographical reality. Israeli plans to displace Palestinians, including schemes involving "voluntary relocation," are also underway. Despite a year having passed since the ceasefire agreement, residents' suffering persists, with most homes destroyed and massive reconstruction needs, estimated in large sums. The commission warns that continued control could set new boundaries and cause a permanent geographical change in the Gaza Strip.
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