Historical aerial imagery from the 1960s shows that this line excludes the majority of Gaza’s agricultural zone, keeping its most productive and vital farmland under Israeli occupation control.

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BREAKING | New analysis by Forensic Architecture and Forensis, led by Eyal Weizman, reveals that the Israeli occupation’s withdrawal line under the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal closely follows the edge of the coastal sand dunes, a boundary that effectively leaves the Israeli occupation in control of most of Gaza’s fertile land in the east and north. Historical aerial imagery from the 1960s shows that this line excludes the majority of Gaza’s agricultural zone, keeping its most productive and vital farmland under Israeli occupation control.

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Oct 11

This aerial image from the 1960s shows that the 'yellow line' of Israel's redeployment in Gaza is roughly matching with the border of the area's coastal sand dune, leaving Gaza without the absolute majority of its agricultural areas on the fertile soils in the east.

10:55 PM · Oct 12, 2025

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