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Israeli Military Chief Says Gaza’s “Yellow Line” WIll Become “New Border” for Israel

HeadlineDec 09, 2025

Israel’s military chief has told soldiers occupying the Gaza Strip that the “yellow line” dividing the Palestinian territory under President Trump’s ceasefire plan will become a “new border” for Israel. The comments by Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir come despite a provision in the October ceasefire deal stating that “Israel will not occupy or annex Gaza.” Such a move would give Israel control of more than half of Gaza’s territory, including farmland and the Rafah border crossing with Egypt.

Meanwhile, a new report by Reporters Without Borders finds Israel has killed more journalists in 2025 than any other country — for the third year running. The report found Israel’s military liable for the deaths of 29 Palestinian journalists, among 67 journalists killed around the world this year.

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