The Take Brief: Israel expands yellow line in Gaza, Kills at least 13 in Syria
Nov 30, 2025
Ibrahim al-Khalili, an Al Jazeera correspondent in Gaza, discusses the dramatic expansion of Israel's Yellow Line, displacing families in residential areas. Tareq Abu Azzoum shares the struggles of civil defense teams as they recover hastily buried bodies during the ceasefire. Osama Bin Javaid provides insights on a deadly Israeli raid in Syria, reporting at least 13 casualties and local reactions. Zeina Khodr explores Hezbollah's response to the killing of a commander, examining its strategic implications in Lebanon.
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Ceasefire Did Not End Deadly Operations
- Israel has killed at least 347 Palestinians in Gaza 53 days into the ceasefire, showing lethal operations continue despite pauses.
- The episode frames this as part of a broader toll of over 70,000 Palestinians killed since October 7, 2023.
Shifting 'Yellow Line' Displaces Families
- The Israeli 'Yellow Line' boundary in Gaza is shifting and expanding into residential areas with little or no notice.
- Ibrahim al-Khalili reports families are repeatedly displaced overnight as barriers are moved forward.
Family Finds Home Suddenly Under Control
- The Mbayyid family returned home to find newly installed barriers placed their house under Israeli control overnight.
- Ibrahim al-Khalili describes being displaced to a place that isn't theirs after the line moved.