SAFA- A new wave of displacement has swept through the eastern areas of the Zeitoun neighborhood in southeastern Gaza City after Israeli drones dropped explosive-laden boxes onto residential homes near the so-called Yellow Line and detonated several of them, spreading fear and panic among residents.

Our correspondent reported Friday that Israeli drones dropped several explosive devices onto homes near the Yellow Line before detonating some of them, forcing families to flee their homes for fear of being targeted or having their houses destroyed.

The attacks have heightened residents' fears that Israeli operations could expand across the neighborhood's eastern areas, particularly as Israeli military operations and the demolition of residential buildings continue despite the ceasefire agreement.

The latest displacement comes amid ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire, including shelling, gunfire, and the demolition of buildings, threatening civilian lives and undermining efforts to restore stability and allow displaced families to return home.

These developments have deepened the suffering of Palestinians attempting to return to their neighborhoods and rebuild their lives in what remains of their homes after repeated waves of displacement during the war.

Instead, they once again face the threat of being forced to flee, with no meaningful guarantees that their neighborhoods will be protected from further attacks.

The continued Israeli attacks have reinforced a climate of insecurity in areas near the Yellow Line, preventing residents from returning safely and rebuilding stable lives.

Meanwhile, large parts of the Gaza Strip remain exposed to Israeli bombardment, explosions, and military threats, leaving Palestinian families facing renewed displacement and uncertainty.