Israel’s Yellow Line closing in on space where Gaza civilians can still live
- In Gaza’s Zeitoun district, Assem Dawla loaded mattresses and bags onto a truck as concrete yellow blocks marking the edge of Israel's expanding military zone stood nearby.
- He said it was the seventh or eighth time since the war began that he and his family had been forced to leave a shelter because of the advance of what residents call the yellow line.
- Zeitoun is one of at least five locations across Gaza where residents and Hamas officials say Israel has expanded areas under its control in recent days by moving forward the yellow line, a military demarcation established under a US-brokered cea
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- In Gaza’s Zeitoun district, Assem Dawla loaded mattresses and bags onto a truck as concrete yellow blocks marking the edge of Israel's expanding military zone stood nearby.
- He said it was the seventh or eighth time since the war began that he and his family had been forced to leave a shelter because of the advance of what residents call the yellow line.
- Zeitoun is one of at least five locations across Gaza where residents and Hamas officials say Israel has expanded areas under its control in recent days by moving forward the yellow line, a military demarcation established under a US-brokered cea
Sources: The Independent