Israeli enemy forces have begun expanding the area of the so-called “Yellow Line,” moving its concrete markers eastward inside the Al-Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City and demolishing dozens of buildings, according to satellite imagery.

Satellite images taken on December 2 and December 13, 2025, showed the movement of the concrete blocks used to define the “Yellow Line” approximately 200 meters into green areas. This was followed by the demolition of at least 40 buildings, leaving the neighborhood largely empty.

As a result, Al-Tuffah neighborhood—where thousands of Palestinians had sought refuge following the ceasefire in October 2025—has become a scorched area filled with rubble, with the destruction of historic infrastructure.

In other areas of Gaza, the enemy moved the concrete blocks tens or even hundreds of meters inside Palestinian lands, and built at least six new military fortifications.

Reports also indicated that enemy forces have repeatedly opened fire on areas surrounding the line, amid accusations of attempted crossings, despite the agreement that is supposed to require the enemy’s withdrawal to the original line.