Gazans Despair As Israeli Forces Mark Withdrawal Line

Residents in Gaza's Shujaiya say Israel moved Yellow Line barriers closer to homes, prompting displacement.

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00:00In Gaza city residents woke to find new yellow concrete blocks placed suddenly

00:08outside their homes. These blocks mark the yellow line, the boundary where

00:14Israeli troops have been drawn under the sea's fire. But overnight many families

00:20saw the line moved closer.

00:30It's not related to Trump, but it's related to all the parties. The yellow line

00:36from the other one, the other one, the other one, the other one, the other one, the other one.

00:41There was a new agreement after Trump. The release date is 16. It's 16 since

00:477 October, so it's 16 times. This is from the south to the south to the south. This is

00:54the green line. It means that the military will be in this region. It will be

00:59We have our children, our children, our children, our children.

01:02We have all the problems in this Hajr Rasfa.

01:06Homes that once felt distant from danger are now beside the demarcation point.

01:13Gunfire now reaches neighborhoods that were previously safer.

01:17This is the place of the Hajr Rasfa.

01:20The city of the city is now left behind us.

01:25We started looking for a tank.

01:33The Hajr Rasfa is a big one.

01:38The big tank, the big tank is a big tank.

01:43In Shujaya, people described soldiers, tanks, cranes and robots

01:49placing the blocks in the early hours of the morning.

01:52For many, this shift means packing up

02:22once again. Some residents say they have been displaced

02:27more than a dozen times since the war began.

02:30Families describe living among destruction with no tents, no water and no food.

02:53They fear the yellow line brings constant military presence, putting children, the elderly and

03:04the sick at risk.

03:07Israel says it is only marking the boundary, not expanding it.

03:11Hamas accuses Israel of pushing the line westward in violation of the ceasefire.