New Delhi, Oct. 14 -- Mahmoud Harzeen's latest tent lasted one night. Israeli forces moved the concrete blocks of the Yellow Line to within about 200 metres of it on Sunday, and the 35-year-old father is preparing his sixth move with a family of 10.

"Every night, we would flee, then come back in the morning." Their home was destroyed, and they lost clothing and a brace for her disabled son. All she asks for, she said, is "somewhere safe for us."

The line was drawn to mark where Israeli forces would stop, and it has become the measure of how far they have not. EH reported on Saturday that Trump's Board of Peace has little to show a year after the Gaza ceasefire, whose first phase put Israel behind the Yellow Line with 53 percent of Gaza ...