Khaberni - The spokesperson for the occupation army announced today, Friday, the designation of areas where approaching is prohibited in the Gaza Strip, as part of security arrangements linked to the recent ceasefire agreement.
The spokesperson clarified that the army forces will remain deployed in specific areas within the Strip, noting that movement between the south and north of the Gaza Strip will only be possible via Al-Rasheed Road and Salah al-Din Road.
He pointed out that the areas of Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, and Al-Shuja'iyya are considered Israeli forces' deployment zones and pose a significant risk to civilians.
He also warned against fishing, swimming, or diving in the maritime zone, confirming the presence of significant risks in those areas.
The spokesperson added that approaching the Rafah Crossing, the Philadelphia Corridor, and all force deployment areas in Khan Yunis is considered extremely dangerous. At the same time, he emphasized the prohibition on approaching Israeli lands or the buffer zone due to the direct threat they pose to public safety.
