卫星图像显示，以色列军队正在加沙地带内部快速修建一道长达数十公里的土垒屏障。[1][2]该屏障位于所谓"黄线"区域，即根据10月停火协议以军撤军的边界。[1]以色列已通过这一工程控制了加沙地带超过50%的领土。[2]
以色列军方已确认屏障的存在，并在其周围建立了配备情报和技术资产的"安全区"。[1]虽然美国支持的停火协议规定"黄线"仅为临时分界线，但以色列的举措加剧了巴勒斯坦人对领土永久分裂的担忧。[1]
加沙地带人口约200万，其中一半以上生活在"黄线"以西的沿海地区。[1]自停火开始以来，以色列部队已造成超过1,100名巴勒斯坦人死亡。[1]
Satellite imagery reveals that Israeli military forces are rapidly constructing an extensive earthen barrier spanning more than 23 kilometers (14 miles) inside the Gaza Strip. [1] The barrier divides territory controlled by Israel from the remainder of the Palestinian enclave, with Israeli forces now controlling over 50 percent of Gaza's landmass. [1][2]
The barrier is positioned along the so-called "Yellow Line," the demarcation established under a ceasefire agreement reached in October, which was intended to mark the boundary for Israeli military withdrawal. [1] Despite this agreement designating the line as a temporary boundary, the Israeli military has confirmed the barrier's existence and has established "security zones" equipped with intelligence and technological assets around the perimeter. [1]
Gaza's population of approximately 2 million people faces potential permanent territorial division by the structure, with more than half residing west of the Yellow Line in coastal areas. [1] Since the ceasefire began, Israeli forces have been responsible for more than 1,100 Palestinian deaths. [1]