Article Summary

Israeli forces have moved the 'yellow line' — marked by concrete blocks — deeper into Gaza, beyond the area agreed in the 2025 peace plan, destroying homes and killing at least 196 Palestinians, including children, near the boundary. The military says it only targets threats and uses warnings first, but evidence shows the line has crept forward, creating a dangerous zone where civilians risk being shot. The CBC investigation uses satellite images and UN data to show how this shifting frontier puts Palestinian civilians at risk.