Gaza Wall Imagery Shows Israel Has 'Zero Intention of Withdrawal': Analyst
Summary
Israel has built a long earthen barrier dividing more than half of the Gaza Strip. This wall is part of Israel’s ongoing control measures and raises concerns about the country’s willingness to fully withdraw from Gaza as agreed in the ceasefire deal with Hamas.Key Facts
- The barrier is over 14 miles long, covering more than half of Gaza’s 25-mile length.
- Israel confirmed the barrier was built along the "Yellow Line," the ceasefire boundary agreed in October 2023.
- The ceasefire included plans for Israel to withdraw troops further and for an international force to take over, but this has not yet happened.
- Satellite images show the barrier growing, blocking Palestinian communities and dividing Gaza.
- Israel says the barrier protects its soldiers and nearby Israeli towns from attacks.
- On the Israeli-controlled side, many buildings and farmland have been destroyed to make way for military bases and roads.
- Israeli forces have shot Palestinians near the barrier, claiming some posed security threats.
- Advocates say the barrier signals Israel’s intent to keep control rather than fully leave Gaza.
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