Gaza: NGO reports dire camp conditions, says Israel is moving 'Yellow Line'
The Danish Refugee Council alleges that Israel is employing "a policy of protracted displacement" in Gaza. It says the so-called "Yellow Line" is creeping west toward the coast, preventing many from returning home.
A new Danish Refugee Council report reveals dire conditions in Gaza displacement camps, nearly a year after the October 2025 ceasefire. The UN and Israeli government also confirm the westward expansion of the "Yellow Line," a demarcated Israeli military zone, which now occupies about 60% of Gaza's territory, squeezing families into 30% of the land.
Despite the ceasefire, aid organizations face access constraints and security concerns, hindering the delivery of crucial aid to displacement camps. The report highlights major deficiencies in site management at camps, with only 36% having designated site managers. The groups urge Israel to halt the Yellow Line's expansion, disclose its route transparently, cease constructing permanent military infrastructure, and assure current troop positions are temporary.
They also call for fewer restrictions on aid access, particularly for essential items like medical supplies and fuel.
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