Gaza Report: IDF Strikes in the Strip, Moves Yellow Line Further Inward

Gaza media reported Monday afternoon on two strikes in Gaza City attributed to Israel. According to the reports, five people were killed and several others were wounded.

In the first incident, which took place earlier in the morning, two terrorists were eliminated. Later in the day, another strike was reported, targeting a jeep, in which three additional terrorists were eliminated.

Meanwhile, it was reported that IDF forces operating in the Beit Lahiya area in northern Gaza had begun expanding the Israeli-controlled area known as the "Yellow Line." According to Palestinian sources, IDF forces moved the yellow concrete barriers westward in the Al-Manshiya Street area of Beit Lahiya, in northern Gaza.

Following the movement of the barriers, IDF forces began digging with heavy equipment in the area of Beit Lahiya's central school complex. According to reports, the IDF took control of additional territory that had allegedly been held by Hamas until now.