conflict Gaza City, Palestine
Yellow Line advances displace families in Gaza
1.8Mpeople
People living in displacement sites in Gaza
The Danish Refugee Council reported severe shortages and health risks at Gaza displacement sites and accused Israel of expanding the Yellow Line. A report says Israeli forces now control about 65% of Gaza, while families in Shujayea face repeated displacement.
2 sourcesDeutsche Welle, Al JazeeraUpdated
Also: Gaza Strip
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- 1.8Mpeople
People living in displacement sites in Gaza
“the roughly 1.8 million Palestinians in Gaza, or 86% of the population, living in displacement sites”
- 86%
Share of Gaza's population living in displacement sites
“or 86% of the population, living in displacement sites”
AllegedThe Danish Refugee Council said the Yellow Line was expanding westward and squeezing families into 30% of Gaza's territory
“the Yellow Line which continues expanding westward and swallowing up more land, effectively squeezing families into 30% of Gaza's territory”