Hamas accuses 'Israel' of encroachment, shifting ceasefire yellow line westward

• Hamas accuses 'Israel' of shifting the yellow line westward each day.
• Movement of the line is said to contradict maps set under the ceasefire agreement.
• The alleged change is causing widespread displacement among Palestinians.
• Hamas urges mediators to intervene immediately.

Hamas has accused the Israeli Occupation of altering established boundary lines in a way that is driving Palestinians from their homes, warning that the shifts represent a clear breach of the current ceasefire framework.

In a statement on Thursday, movement spokesperson Hazem Qasim said the occupation forces have been “continuously shifting the yellow line westward on a daily basis,” a move he described as a direct violation that has triggered “mass displacement among our people.”

Qasim stressed that these changes undermine the terms outlined in the ceasefire maps agreed upon earlier in the conflict. He called on international mediators to take swift action to compel 'Israel' to stop the alleged boundary encroachments, urging them to “immediately halt these violations.”