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Israel now controls up to 70% of Gaza, Security Cabinet told amid expanded IDF offensive

יול 15, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 86Objectivity score86/100

Israel now controls up to 70% of Gaza, Security Cabinet told amid expanded IDF offensive

Under the hostage-release agreement, the IDF was expected to remain in roughly 53% of the Gaza Strip, along what became known as the Yellow Line.

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Senior Israeli military officials informed the Security Cabinet on Tuesday that the IDF now controls 67% to 70% of the Gaza Strip. This expansion goes beyond the approximately 53% control, known as the Yellow Line, initially anticipated under a hostage-release agreement. The IDF broadened its operations due to Hamas's refusal to disarm and the ongoing threat it poses. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been pushing for this increased control, stating, "My directive is to move to 70% control of the Gaza Strip." He also noted, "We are not allowing them to rearm or attack us, and we are also eliminating their senior commanders."

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