SECURITYMIDDLE EAST EYE
Israel uses sand walls to further encroach in Palestinian territory on Gaza as siege tightens
Israel is expanding its control in Gaza by constructing sand walls and displacing Palestinian families, pushing the 'yellow line' deeper into the territory. Under a US-brokered agreement, Israel was to control 53% of Gaza, but it now claims over 60%, with plans to reach 70%. Satellite imagery and reports confirm barriers and military actions disrupting residents, including attacks on shelters and evacuation orders.
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