Gazan sources report that dozens of families began evacuating westward this morning after the IDF's yellow line of concrete barriers shifted overnight in the Abu al-Ajin area, east of Deir al-Balah, moving toward the Salah al-Din axis, tightening Israeli control in the central Gaza Strip.
Gazan sources reported Saturday that dozens of families evacuated their homes east of Deir al-Balah after the IDF's yellow line — a barrier of concrete blocks and earthworks — advanced westward overnight, reaching toward the Salah al-Din axis. The shift occurred in the Abu al-Ajin area, in the central Gaza Strip.
The yellow line has been a key tool in the IDF's operational consolidation. As The Zioneer has reported, similar westward shifts have occurred in recent weeks in Gaza City's Zaytoun and Tuffah neighborhoods, the Wadi Salqa area, and south of Khan Yunis, each time forcing Palestinian residents to evacuate.
The current report is based on a single source — Gazan sources cited by the outlet Abu Ali Express — and has not been independently verified. No IDF confirmation has been issued, and the extent of the evacuation remains unclear.
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