Gazan sources reported Monday that the IDF's yellow line of concrete barriers advanced westward overnight in the Deir al-Balah area, central Gaza Strip, now passing over the land where the former Israeli community of Kfar Darom once stood, according to Abu Ali Express.
Gazan sources told Abu Ali Express that the IDF's yellow line moved westward overnight in the Deir al-Balah area, central Gaza Strip. The line now runs over the land where the Israeli community of Kfar Darom was located before the 2005 disengagement, approximately two kilometers west of the Gaza border and one kilometer east of the Salah al-Din axis. The IDF has been gradually advancing the yellow line in various sectors of the Gaza Strip in recent weeks, as part of ongoing operations. No official IDF statement has been issued regarding this specific advance.
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