Gazans near the "Yellow Line": "We live here on the death line"

Families in eastern Gaza's Zeitoun neighborhood live under the constant threat of bombing and demolition, after Israeli drones destroyed a residential block and forced its residents to flee. Gazans living near the "Yellow Line" east of Zeitoun said their lives are now dominated by fear of sudden bombing and demolition, stressing they have no safe place to go, as their families scatter across different areas. On Saturday, the Israeli army destroyed a residential block east of Zeitoun after quadcopter drones dropped explosives on civilian homes. Fawzi Abdel Jawad Dawwan, who lives near the Yellow Line, was surprised while inside his home by a quadcopter carrying explosive charges over the area. He said: "We were sitting safely, and people were preparing lunch, when suddenly a drone carrying explosive barrels appeared, and its sight was terrifying and very frightening." He added that the drones dropped several explosive charges on homes in the area, then returned to drop more, destroying a residential block housing several families. He said: "The drone would go and come back every few minutes, carrying large amounts of explosives, and each time it dropped charges that destroyed homes." After the homes were destroyed, Dawwan was forced to leave with his family.