Israel establishes 12 military sites in Gaza since ceasefire: New York Times
Israeli soldiers occupy a military position overlooking the "yellow line" in Gaza on May 26.
Citing analysis of satellite imagery, the newspaper reported that—according to analysts, diplomats, and Gaza residents—Israel’s actions since the ceasefire appear to be cementing what was intended to be a temporary division of the Strip: an expanded Israeli-controlled zone and a smaller area administered by Hamas, where the majority of Gaza’s approximately two million residents currently live.
Satellite imagery revealed new Israeli positions along the “Yellow Line,” while Israeli forces have destroyed thousands of buildings in areas under their control since the truce began—part of operations described as targeting — among other things — Hamas’s tunnel network.
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