The Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) has accused Israeli forces of shifting the so-called 'Yellow Line' further inside Gaza City, describing it as part of a broader plan to expand Israel’s controlled areas in Gaza. According to the organization, the boundary was moved in the Tuffah neighborhood, forcing many Palestinian families to leave their homes.
In a statement, PCHR said Israeli forces are intensifying the destruction of remaining houses and residential blocks in the Gaza Strip while simultaneously expanding their military control. The 'Yellow Line' refers to an informal boundary marking areas under Israeli control inside Gaza. Although not officially demarcated, reports have indicated that Israeli forces have fired at Palestinians accused of crossing it.
PCHR claimed that Israel now controls more than 60 percent of the Gaza Strip. The report noted that Israeli authorities have not yet issued any immediate comment on the allegation.
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