A shifting entrance line in Gaza is popping complete neighborhoods into lethal no-go zones | DW News
A line drawn during last year’s ceasefire is now reshaping life across Gaza — often with deadly consequences. The so-called "yellow line" divides Israeli-controlled areas from the rest of the enclave, but on the ground it is frequently unmarked and constantly shifting. For civilians, crossing it — sometimes unknowingly — can be fatal. As Israel expands its control and new restricted zones emerge, many fear these temporary lines could become permanent borders.
Chapters:
0:00 Isreal’s "yellow line" is putting Gaza civilians in harm’s way
0:12 DW’s Tania Krämer met victims’ families along the often invisible boundry
1:15 Stalled Israel-Hamas ceasefire keeps the deadly buffer zone in force
2:27 Israeli Defense Forces deepening their hold on Gaza
4:07 Palestinians fear the line becoming a de-facto border
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