The imaginary so-called yellow line that Israel illegally invented divides Gaza in half, with the IDF controlling the east and the Palestinians to the west, has become an albatross because of the reality that Israel has no intention of ever withdrawing its forces, which was a key component of President Donald Trump’s so-called peace plan for the enclave that Israel has bombed to ruins.
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, the IDF chief of staff, met with Israeli troops stationed inside Gaza on Sunday and informed them that the so-called Yellow Line that has been treated like the start of a No Man’s Land separating his troops from Palestinians should be treated like the new border, according to a report.
The death toll inside Gaza reached 70,112 Palestinians—mainly women and children—and 170,986 injuries as Israel continues to violate the 11 October ceasefire brokered by the U.S.
The Israeli Defense Force continued to carry out murderous slaughter of Palestinians across Gaza and innocents in southern Lebanon last week, despite the fact that there are ceasefires that call for an end of hostilities in both conflicts.
Israeli settlers launched new arson attacks across the West Bank on Monday, even as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the latest attacks by what he described as a “small group of extremists.”
The United Nations Security Council voted Monday in favor of U.S. President Donald Trump’s vision to install an international stabilization force inside Gaza that will include a coalition of “peacekeepers” from Gulf countries that intend to help secure the enclave and essentially strip security duties from Hamas.
Arab countries are growing more concerned about the U.S.-Israeli idea of essentially cutting Gaza in half to form a “New Gaza” in the enclave’s east, where IDF troops have been stationed behind a Yellow Line, while Palestinians continue to live in the western part of the enclave.
The Israeli Defense Force is in the process of dividing Gaza in half with a so-called Yellow Line that separates Palestinians in the West and armed Israeli forces in the East, ready to pull the trigger over the slightest violation.
Hamas said that it is committed to honoring the ceasefire deal agreed to earlier this month with Israel, but it is having a hard time locating and retrieving the bodies of about two-thirds of the dead hostages that were taken during the 7 October 2023 attack.
Hamas has taken an active role in Gaza amid the early stages of the ceasefire with Israel, proving to Israel that not only is it not defeated, but capable of filling the power vacuum left behind as Israeli forces move to the perimeter of the battered enclave.