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A shifting Israeli-imposed buffer zone in eastern Gaza, covering 60% of the enclave, restricts movement and endangers hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians.
A yellow-painted buffer zone in eastern Gaza, established de facto by Israeli military operations, divides the enclave, restricting movement and safety for hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians.
Stretching 1.5 to 6.5 kilometers inland, it covers nearly 60% of Gaza and shifts with ongoing military actions, often without clear signage.
Residents live in fear, fleeing repeated evacuation orders delivered via leaflets or digital alerts, amid widespread destruction—over 80% of buildings damaged or destroyed—and constant bombardment.
With no electricity and no formal recognition, the line functions as a dynamic internal border, shaping survival in a region where UN agencies estimate clearing 60 million tonnes of rubble could take more than seven years.
Una zona de amortiguación cambiante impuesta por Israel en el este de Gaza, que cubre el 60% del enclave, restringe el movimiento y pone en peligro a cientos de miles de palestinos desplazados.