‘Civilians can’t go home’: Gaza faces Israel’s new ‘yellow line’
The Israeli army has started to mark the so-called “yellow line” behind which it must withdraw as part of the ceasefire deal it signed with Hamas. However, an Israeli NGO has been speaking out about the confusion around an “undistinct boundary", which has led civilians to experience “heightened exposure to live-fire incidents” and is preventing some residents from reaching their homes, farmland and civilian infrastructure.
The Israeli army has started to mark the so-called “yellow line” behind which it must withdraw as part of the ceasefire deal it signed with Hamas. However, an Israeli NGO has been speaking out about the confusion around an “undistinct boundary", which has led civilians to experience “heightened exposure to live-fire incidents” and is preventing some residents from reaching their homes, farmland and civilian infrastructure.
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