A 21-second Palestinian video, reported by Abu Ali Express, shows yellow concrete barriers placed on Salah al-Din Street in the Shejaiya neighborhood of Gaza City, an Israeli flag raised nearby, and residents packing their belongings and moving westward. The barriers mark a new operational border line.
A new video circulating on Palestinian channels, reported by Abu Ali Express, shows that the IDF's yellow concrete barriers have been deployed on Salah al-Din Street in the Shejaiya neighborhood of Gaza City. The footage, running 21 seconds, captures an Israeli flag raised near the barriers and residents packing belongings and heading west. The yellow line, a series of concrete blocks used by the IDF to mark controlled territory and restrict movement, has been a feature of the ground campaign in Gaza. The Zioneer has previously reported on the deployment of yellow barriers in Rafah and central Gaza, as well as on Salah al-Din Street itself. The latest placement suggests further consolidation of Israeli control in eastern Gaza City, cutting the main north-south artery. The video does not specify when the footage was taken, but the development appears to be recent.
2 developments
- DevelopingPalestinian residents: IDF moves yellow line westward in eastern Gaza, reaches Salah al-Din Street
- DevelopingYellow line advance in Shuja'iyya dominates Gaza social media conversation, Abu Ali Express reports
- DevelopingIDF yellow line advances westward in Gaza City's Zaytoun and central Gaza's Wadi Salqa, residents evacuate
- DevelopingNew footage: Yellow concrete barriers deployed in northwest Rafah
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