On Sunday, the Israel Defense Forces conducted aerial operations against several individuals in northern Gaza who were identified crossing the designated Yellow Line boundary and moving toward military positions.
According to military statements, in three separate occurrences, suspects attempted to breach the demarcation line and approach IDF soldiers stationed in the area. Despite warning shots fired by troops in one instance, the individuals proceeded forward, creating what was described as an immediate security threat.
In two additional situations in the same region, the military detected more suspects crossing the boundary line and advancing toward soldiers, again presenting urgent danger.
"IDF troops in the Southern Command remain deployed in accordance with the ceasefire agreement and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threat," the IDF stated.
Increased Boundary Violations After Recent Events
These military responses come amid a series of similar attempts to cross the Yellow Line since the October ceasefire implementation.
Earlier in the week, the military addressed multiple security threats involving attempts to enter IDF-controlled zones within the Gaza territory.
The frequency of these incidents has risen following last week's elimination of senior Hamas figure Ra’ad Sa’ad by Israeli forces.
