According to satellite imagery reported by Israeli media, the IDF has constructed a separation barrier more than 23 kilometers long along the so-called Yellow Line buffer zone inside the Gaza Strip. The barrier is intended to separate Israeli forces from Palestinian areas, the report says.
This morning, satellite imagery published by Israeli media revealed that the IDF has constructed a separation barrier stretching more than 23 kilometers along the Yellow Line — the buffer zone the military has been establishing inside the Gaza Strip. The barrier, which appears to be a continuous structure, significantly extends the physical separation between Israeli-controlled areas and Palestinian territory.
The Yellow Line has been a key feature of IDF operations in Gaza over the past year. The Zioneer has previously reported on various aspects of the buffer zone, including tunnel demolitions, the deployment of concrete barriers in Rafah, and the extension of the line to the sea in Beit Lahia. These reports document the gradual expansion of the Israeli-controlled buffer zone.
The latest development, based on satellite imagery, indicates that the barrier is now at least 23 km long, marking a substantial infrastructure project. The reported length suggests the line may cover a large portion of the Gaza Strip's perimeter.
The IDF has not officially commented on the satellite imagery. The report originates from Israeli media, and the military's exact intentions remain unconfirmed, though the barrier is described as a separation measure.
4 developments
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- StrongIDF expands 'yellow line' south of Khan Yunis, Gaza sources say
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