Israel pushes Gaza’s Yellow Line westward, forcing displaced families to flee again
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Israeli forces moved the yellow concrete blocks marking the demarcation line dozens of metres westward in Shujayea, eastern Gaza City, on October 11, bringing more of the neighbourhood under Israeli military control and forcing Palestinian families to flee again. Israel now controls about 65 percent of Gaza, according to the United Nations, up from the 53 percent agreed under the October 2025 ceasefire. Mahmoud Harzeen, 35, who supports a family of 10, is pitching a tent about 200 metres from the line, his sixth move after repeated displacements. The shifting boundary further restricts where Gaza’s displaced can live and move, leaving them with nowhere safe to go.
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