Concrete blocks, known as the 'Yellow Line,' mark Israeli-controlled territory in Gaza, shifting unpredictably and displacing Palestinians. This moving boundary, along with an 'Orange Line' buffer, effectively shrinks habitable land, leading to destruction and fear.
The mayor of Froun, a southern Lebanese village, has expressed surprise and outrage over Israel's reported plan to designate it as a pilot withdrawal zone, stating the village was never occupied by Israeli forces.
Israel has ordered its troops operating in Lebanon against Hezbollah to cease fire following coordination with the United States, according to Israeli television Channel 12. The army will maintain its positions along the Yellow Line in southern Lebanon.
Six multinational construction equipment firms, including Caterpillar and Volvo, face allegations of aiding war crimes by supplying excavators to Israel. Verified images show Israeli military using their equipment to demolish villages in south Lebanon, prompting calls for companies to halt supplies.
RT's team in Gaza observed the dangers of approaching the "Yellow Line" after a child was killed and others injured. They then visited Al-Shifa Hospital to check on a girl shot in the skull by Israeli forces.
Welcome to Monday and a return to the rhetorical threat spiral we've been watching for weeks. Here's what you should know this morning.
