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Israel Expands Gaza Control a Year After Ceasefire
On the first anniversary of a Gaza ceasefire, the Israeli military advanced into the Shujaiya neighborhood, moving the "Yellow Line" westward and displacing dozens of families. This expansion increased Israel's control over Gaza from 53% to over 63% of the territory since the agreement.
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What happened
- 01Israeli forces advanced in Gaza's Shujaiya neighborhood, moving the "Yellow Line" westward and displacing residents.
- 02The Israeli military has expanded its control over Gaza to over 63% of the territory in one year.
- 03The Gaza government documented 5,474 Israeli violations during the year-long ceasefire.
- 04Over 1,488 Palestinians were killed and 5,280 injured due to Israeli violations in the past year.
- 05Aid delivery and civilian travel into Gaza remain significantly below agreed-upon levels.
- 06Prime Minister Netanyahu stated Israel will not return areas occupied during the war.
The Gaza government media office documented 5,474 Israeli violations over the year, including 1,488 deaths and 5,280 injuries, and criticized restrictions on aid and travel.
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