Israeli forces have been laying tarmac on a key road in Gaza along its southern border - in what some commentators see as a signal that they're not prepared to fully withdraw from the territory any time soon.
The road has become a major sticking point in the negotiations for a new ceasefire and hostage release deal.
BBC Verify has analysed satellite imagery, photos and video that show the surfacing of a road along the narrow but strategically important strip of land running the length of Gaza's border with Egypt, long known by its Israeli military codename: the Philadelphi Corridor.
Between 26 August and 5 September, satellite imagery captured at regular intervals shows fresh paving along a section of road extending 6.4km inland from the coast along the border fence.
I gotta be honest here ... I used to only buy free range but since I can't work anymore, and my fixed income is barely making it, I've had to go back to regular eggs ... especially with meat being so gd expensive.
I hate having to do that but I have no other options now. I wish our gov'ts would clamp down on capitalism and grocery pricing like they should be doing.