AGP Executive Report

Gaza Displacement Push: Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said he’s seeking Trump’s backing to permanently expel Palestinians from Gaza, calling “migration” the only “real solution,” while Ben-Gvir’s “Disengagement 710” plan targets relocating 1.86 million Palestinians over seven years. West Bank Violence & Land Loss: Israeli forces and settlers killed two Palestinian teens in al-Mughayyir near Ramallah and razed Khirbet al-Tabban in Masafer Yatta; Amnesty International warned of new land confiscation orders in Area A and C to expand annexation links. Humanitarian Strain in Gaza: WHO chief Tedros warned Gaza’s health risks are worsening as winter nears; Gaza’s generator network is nearing collapse after Israel’s long ban on fuel and spare parts. Accountability & Legal Pressure: Amnesty urged Israel to end annexation measures; a French complaint was filed over alleged torture and war crimes in Gaza; HMRC faces legal action over tariff-free UK imports from Israeli settlements. Activism & Solidarity: Freedom Flotilla announced an October mission to challenge Israel’s naval blockade; Palestine Action activists in the UK launched appeals after long jail terms tied to an Elbit Systems raid. Global Politics: The US House passed a bill penalizing universities for Israel boycotts, drawing free-speech concerns.

Gaza Displacement Push: Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz and far-right Itamar Ben-Gvir renewed calls for mass “emigration” from Gaza, with Ben-Gvir’s “Disengagement 710” plan targeting 250,000 departures in year one and up to 1.86 million over seven years, while Netanyahu says Israel will not withdraw from the “Yellow Line” and plans to expand control. West Bank Raids & Settler Violence: Israeli forces demolished the village of Khirbet Al Tabban, displacing 12 families, and killed two teenagers in Al-Mughayyir; elsewhere, settlers cut water pipes to the Yarza community in Tubas during ongoing raids. Humanitarian Aid Cuts: The World Food Programme will halve West Bank food aid recipients from 400,000 to 200,000 due to funding shortfalls as hunger worsens. Diplomacy Against Displacement: Egypt and China issued a joint statement backing a permanent Gaza ceasefire, unhindered aid, and rejecting forced displacement, while warning against West Bank escalation. UK/Blair Textbooks Row: Former UK envoy Jeremy Greenstock alleges Tony Blair was asked to remove “Palestine” from schoolbooks; Blair’s office denies it. Prisoner Abuse: Jailed Gaza doctor Hussam Abu Safia says guards continue beating and sleep deprivation, with renewed calls for independent medical access.

Humanitarian Cuts: The World Food Programme says it will halve food assistance in the occupied West Bank this month, cutting recipients from 400,000 to 200,000, and is also forced to cut Gaza aid amid funding shortages. Gaza Water Crisis: The UN warns about reduced water supplies affecting about 1 million people in Gaza for a second day, with truck deliveries only partly covering the gap. Forced Displacement Plan: Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz says Israel has plans ready to forcibly remove Palestinians from Gaza, but is waiting for US approval—an idea widely condemned as ethnic cleansing. West Bank Violence: Two 19-year-old Palestinians were killed and another injured during an IDF operation in al-Mughayyir after stone-throwing and clashes, with snipers reportedly positioned on rooftops. EU Two-State Warning: EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warns the E1 settlement project will undermine the two-state solution and says settler violence is rising unchecked. Education in Jerusalem: Palestinian churches and officials urge international action after Israel barred West Bank teachers from reaching Christian schools in Jerusalem, threatening the school year. Settler Attacks & Raids: Israeli forces and settlers also carried out demolitions and attacks across the West Bank, including destruction of wells and greenhouses near Hebron.

Gaza War Update: Netanyahu visited Gaza troops and vowed “We are not retreating,” saying Israel controls 60% and will keep working to disarm Hamas. Humanitarian Crisis: Gaza’s Health Ministry says more than 900 people have been killed in Gaza this year despite a ceasefire, while the electricity sector remains shattered and the Gaza Electricity Distribution Company runs limited, paid generator power. West Bank Violence: Al Jazeera reports Palestinians fear “pogroms” as Israeli forces and settlers attack West Bank mosques, including tear-gassing worshippers in Madama near Nablus. Settler Attacks on Media: NBC News correspondent Matt Bradley says masked settlers beat his team and a Palestinian woman in Jalud, highlighting a surge in attacks on journalists. Displacement Threat: Defence Minister Israel Katz says Israel is “organized and prepared” to expel Gaza’s population once the US decides where to send them. Diplomacy & Elections: China and Egypt urged dialogue and reiterated the Palestinian issue must stay central, while France and the EU consider monitoring Palestinian elections in November. International Pressure: Over 230 former Dutch officials urged stronger Netherlands measures, including an arms embargo and tougher action over Gaza and West Bank violations. Culture & Memory: Raja Shehadeh’s long-running Palestinian archive was preserved at the University of Edinburgh.

Gaza Strikes: Israeli airstrikes west of Gaza City hit the Al-Katiba area packed with displaced families, killing at least three Palestinians (including children) and wounding dozens, as Israel said it struck “several targets” to remove threats to its forces. Gaza Raid & Arrest: Israel says it captured Mueen Al-Arabid, head of Hamas internal security, in a daytime operation in Gaza City, with strikes reported to support the raid; Hamas and Gaza residents describe the violence as escalating ceasefire violations. West Bank Violence: Israeli forces and settlers continued attacks and demolitions across the occupied West Bank, including home burnings and razing structures, while police chief Danny Levy warned settler violence is damaging Israel’s image abroad. Al-Aqsa Under Pressure: Jerusalem Governorate reports 5,209 settler incursions into Al-Aqsa in August, with Palestinians killed, 114 detained (including children), and more restrictions on entry. Education Targeting: Palestinian officials say Israel is imposing its curriculum on tens of thousands of students in East Jerusalem and blocking teachers’ permits, while Christian schools protest. Humanitarian Crunch: UN agencies report major cuts to food aid in the West Bank and Gaza due to funding shortfalls, as WHO warns Gaza’s worsening water and health risks ahead of winter. UK Sanctions Row: Britain signals “comprehensive” measures against settlement-linked businesses, and Israel warns it will retaliate if sanctions are imposed. Regional Water Warning: Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz Sharif urged that water “must never be weaponised” at the SCO summit, amid disputes over shared rivers.

Gaza Crisis: WHO warns Gaza’s water quality is deteriorating fast, with contamination and watery diarrhoea rising sharply, and winter flooding could spread sewage and disease. Airstrikes & Raids: Israeli strikes west of Gaza City killed at least three Palestinians, including two children and a woman, amid reports of a special-forces operation; Israel says a senior Hamas figure was arrested. Humanitarian Cuts: UN World Food Programme says severe funding shortages will halve West Bank food assistance from 400,000 to 200,000 people, as needs surge amid displacement and restrictions. West Bank Violence & Holy Sites: Palestinian officials warn attacks on Al-Aqsa and other holy sites could ignite a wider religious conflict, after settlers attempted to set fire to a mosque in Beita and spray racist slogans. Settlements & Diplomacy: UN chief Guterres calls for an end to Gaza strikes and West Bank settler violence; meanwhile, the UK says it will announce a “comprehensive” package on Israeli settlements, and the EU faces frustration over stalled settlement trade-ban efforts. Digital Cooperation: Palestine signed the Digital Cooperation Organization charter at LEAP 2026, aiming to boost connectivity, resilience, and startup growth.

West Bank Settler Violence: NBC correspondent Matt Bradley says masked settlers beat him and his team while interviewing a Palestinian woman in Jalud near Nablus, smashing the vehicle and leaving her unconscious; the U.S. State Department condemned the attack and called for investigations and arrests. Gaza Civilian Deaths: Israeli strikes in Gaza City killed at least three Palestinians, including reports of a 3-year-old boy, as UN and aid groups warned attacks are hitting civilians and essential services. West Bank Settlement Expansion: Israel established a new settler outpost southeast of Jenin, with Palestinians warning it aims to tighten control over land and sever community links. East Jerusalem Education Control: Israel began requiring about 45,000 Palestinian students in East Jerusalem to follow the Israeli curriculum in key grades, drawing criticism as a push to reshape identity. Humanitarian Strain: UN humanitarians warned Gaza’s winter preparations are blocked by funding gaps and limits on what can enter, even as strikes continue. Education in Gaza: Qatar Charity reported ongoing education support reaching tens of thousands despite restrictions. International Pressure: EU foreign ministers are set to discuss action on illegal settlements, with rights groups urging the EU to move beyond statements.

Gaza Ceasefire Violations: Israeli airstrikes killed at least five Palestinians in Gaza City, with medics reporting two deaths near a residential building entrance and three more after a drone strike hit a vehicle in Tel al-Hawa, as violence continued despite a US-backed ceasefire. Naval Attacks on Fishermen: Gaza’s Red Crescent said five fishermen were injured after Israeli warboats opened fire off Gaza City’s coast. Water Crisis Deepens: A Gaza water official warned that over 80% of water and sewage networks are destroyed, cutting daily water production sharply and raising fears of sewage leakage and worsening pollution. West Bank Displacement & Demolitions: Reports say a Palestinian family in Taybeh was driven from a home after repeated settler attacks, while Israeli forces demolished buildings in Nablus and Ramallah. Missing Persons Pressure: Families in Gaza protested outside the Red Cross demanding answers about more than 11,200 missing Palestinians. Diplomatic Tensions: Turkey’s foreign minister accused Netanyahu of genocide, calling for international intervention as regional pressure grows.

Gaza Strike Updates: Israeli airstrikes in central Gaza killed two Palestinians, including a 3-year-old boy, as medics reported deaths near Deir Al-Balah and other areas despite a ceasefire. West Bank Settler Violence: An NBC News crew was attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the West Bank while interviewing a Palestinian woman, with Netanyahu condemning the incident as “criminal acts” by a “handful of rioters.” ICJ Pressure on Israel: South Africa submitted evidence to the ICJ, accusing Israel of defying binding genocide-related orders and warning the court’s mandates are being undermined. Missing Persons in Gaza: Palestinians protested in Gaza City demanding answers on the fate of more than 11,200 missing people, calling for an independent search mechanism and forensic support. Resistance Commemorations & Operations: Resistance Committees marked the first anniversary of “Abu Ubaidah” and reported 23 resistance operations across West Bank governorates in 48 hours. International Diplomacy on Settlements: New Zealand’s lack of signature on an E1 settlement condemnation drew criticism from Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa, while British Arabs urged the UK to impose binding restrictions on settlement-linked business. Humanitarian & Environment: Gaza’s water and drainage networks are said to be devastated, with officials warning of worsening contamination and public health risks.

Humanitarian Aid: Five UAE convoys entered Gaza with 74 trucks carrying 903 tonnes of food, education materials and shelter items under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3. Gaza Strikes & Civilian Toll: Israeli shelling and gunfire killed at least three Palestinians, including a 3-year-old, and wounded others amid continued ceasefire violations; UNICEF warns children are dying and essential services are being hit, including water and nutrition supplies. Water Crisis: Gaza’s water and sanitation official says more than 80% of networks are destroyed, cutting water production sharply and risking a public-health and environmental catastrophe. West Bank Settler Violence: Israel Police and the IDF traded blame after masked settlers attacked Palestinians in Qusra and Jalud, injuring at least eight; residents say they’re trapped as sieges and checkpoints tighten. Press Under Attack: NBC says its crew and a Palestinian woman were beaten by masked settlers in the West Bank while interviewing a displaced family. Prison Abuse: Far-right Itamar Ben-Gvir boasted after entering women prisoners’ cells in Damon, while prisoners’ groups report worsening suffering in Negev prison and continued enforced disappearance of Gaza detainees. Diplomacy & Monitoring: An EU delegation visited besieged families in Qusra, pledging to relay their needs to Brussels.

West Bank Settler Violence: Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian homes in Qusra and Jalud, trapping residents inside a besieged house and firing tear gas, while also assaulting an NBC News team and a Palestinian woman; Netanyahu condemned the “criminal acts of violence” as a “handful of rioters,” in a rare rebuke. Gaza Hospital Under Fire: Doctors Without Borders said it was shocked by an Israeli strike targeting the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital compound in central Gaza, after earlier damage to medical supply areas; Israel claims it targeted a Hamas commander. Gaza Deaths and Shortages: Gaza strikes and shelling killed Palestinians across multiple areas, while Al-Aqsa Hospital officials reported cancer medicines have run out after damage to water tanks and storage. Ceasefire Friction: Qatar, Turkey and Egypt told the Board of Peace that kite launches from Gaza into Israel must stop, amid warnings of escalation if disarmament talks stall. US Courts vs Deportation Crackdown: A federal judge ruled Trump administration visa and deportation moves against pro-Palestinian international students were unconstitutional, citing free speech and due process. Humanitarian and Heritage Efforts: Volunteers in Deir al-Balah salvaged stones and marble columns from the damaged Abu Salim Mosque, aiming to preserve parts for possible restoration. International Pressure in Germany: A Berlin demonstration demanded halting German arms exports to Israel and holding war criminals accountable.

West Bank Siege in Qusra: Israeli settlers, backed by forces, have surrounded and besieged Palestinian homes in Qusra for weeks, with reports of people trapped inside and land set on fire; ambulances have been blocked and at least several Palestinians injured in clashes and stone-throwing. Gaza Hospital Strike: Israel carried out an airstrike on part of Shuhada al-Aqsa Hospital compound in Deir al-Balah, saying it targeted a Hamas commander, as Gaza’s Health Ministry reported nine more deaths over the past 48 hours. ICJ Pressure on Israel: South Africa submitted a dossier to the ICJ over Israel’s non-compliance with binding provisional measures, warning Palestinians in Gaza still lack water, healthcare and medicine. UNRWA Under Threat in East Jerusalem: UNRWA says Israeli raids on the Qalandiya Training Centre caused damage and looting worth over $5 million, while officials warn Israel’s control may not have ended. Settlement Expansion Watch: Satellite images show accelerated settlement expansion east of occupied Quds, including work tied to Ma’ale Adumim’s industrial zone. Humanitarian Strain: UN and aid agencies warn hunger is worsening despite deliveries to hundreds of thousands, with cash shortages and rising food prices driving families to run out of food.

West Bank Airstrike: Israeli forces carried out a strike on Jenin’s Harsh al-Saada area, killing three Palestinians, while the Palestinian Red Crescent said its teams were detained and their equipment confiscated before they could retrieve the dead or wounded. Gaza Ceasefire Under Strain: The US-led Board of Peace envoy Nikolay Mladenov warned Gaza could be “gone for good” without reconstruction, Israeli withdrawal and demilitarisation, as UN and rights groups flag continued attacks and worsening conditions. Humanitarian Fallout: UNICEF and UN agencies reported children killed and severe damage to nutrition supplies and water infrastructure, with access restrictions hampering safety and repairs. Prisoners’ Crisis: A report says around 370 Palestinian children are held in Israeli prisons, with many detained in Megiddo and Ofer and subjected to harsh conditions. Settler Violence & Raids: In the West Bank, Palestinian monitoring groups reported 1,669 violations in one week, including raids, arrests, demolitions and shooting incidents, alongside ongoing settler attacks. Resistance & Politics: Coverage also highlights Gaza’s political uncertainty ahead of elections, with analysts alleging Israel targets police and civilians to fuel chaos and influence voting.

Gaza Ceasefire Under Strain: Israeli strikes killed at least three Palestinians in Khan Younis, including a family hit while working in Al-Qarara, as fighting continued despite a US-brokered ceasefire; the death toll since the October 2025 deal is reported at 1,303 killed and 4,336 injured. Medical Evacuations Lag: WHO says thousands of Gaza patients still need urgent evacuation, with only 106 patients moved last week via Rafah and Kerem Shalom. West Bank Airstrikes & Raids: Israel carried out a rare airstrike in Jenin against “several terrorists,” while settlers and forces continued operations across the occupied West Bank. UNRWA in Quds: Poland condemned Israeli entry into and seizure of a UNRWA facility in East Jerusalem, calling it a breach of international law. UN Rights Pushback on “Terror” Label: The UN Human Rights Office condemned the US designation of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, warning it chills free expression and assembly. UK Warns on Gaza Monitoring Expulsions: The UK warned Israel against removing British officials from the Gaza ceasefire coordination center. Kites Policy Escalates: Israel says it will treat Gaza kite and balloon launches as terrorism and may evacuate areas where launches occur. Prisoners’ Crisis: A report says around 370 Palestinian children are held in Israeli prisons. International Solidarity: Nigeria reaffirmed support for Palestinian statehood on pre-1967 borders with East Jerusalem as capital at an OIC meeting. Protest Fallout in Scotland: Seven protesters accused of graffiti at Trump’s Turnberry resort face “terrorism connection” charges.

Gaza Under Strikes: Three Palestinians were killed in separate Israeli airstrikes across Gaza City, Shati refugee camp, and Khan Younis, despite a US-backed ceasefire, as medics and civil defence reported more deaths and injuries and warned hundreds of thousands still need essential medicines. West Bank Siege Tactics: In Qusra, new Israeli roadblocks and checkpoints are tightening access for residents, deepening a siege around homes and land while settlers maintain control in the area. UN and Rights Alarm: The UN human rights office condemned the US designation of Palestine Action as “terrorist,” saying it restricts free speech and chills civic space; UNRWA also faces continued pressure after Israel seized the Kalandia vocational training centre in East Jerusalem. Diplomacy and Pressure: China told the UN Security Council the Palestine question is being pushed into deeper crisis and urged restoring the ceasefire and stopping annexation moves; Pakistan also challenged the UN over ongoing strikes and settlement expansion. International Fallout: Finland ended long-term funding for UNRWA, while Britain’s new PM Andy Burnham is reported to be preparing tougher trade sanctions tied to the E1 settlement plan. Humanitarian Strain: UN and WFP figures show Gaza families struggling to eat, with aid deliveries continuing through Kerem Shalom amid severe shortages. Prisoners and Children: A report says around 370 Palestinian children remain held in Israeli prisons, citing continued administrative detention without trial. Christian Community Under Pressure: Israel declared Taybeh, the last fully Christian town in the West Bank, a closed military zone, prompting pleas for access and justice as families face displacement.

West Bank Crackdown: Israeli forces arrested 13 Palestinians across the West Bank and Quds, including four released prisoners, in fresh raids. Home Demolitions & Settlement Push: Israel escalated demolitions and stop-work orders in Ramallah and elsewhere, issuing a 72-hour notice for a prisoner’s family home in Kafr Ni’ma and expanding settlement outposts. Prisoners’ Fate: Rights groups and prisoner media say Israel is still holding bodies of nearly 1,700 Palestinian martyrs, while administrative detention orders were renewed for 29 Palestinians. Gaza Humanitarian Alarm: The UN warned Gaza’s ceasefire is fragile as aid access remains blocked; a UN Security Council briefing said restrictions are driving humanitarian work to a breaking point. Aid & Daily Life Under Pressure: Amnesty condemned Israel’s classification of Gaza children’s kites as drones, saying it targets childhood itself. International Pressure & Solidarity: Malaysia urged the OIC to take firmer action against Israel, including embargoes and sanctions, while the US designation of UK group Palestine Action as “terrorist” drew condemnation for criminalizing solidarity. UK Settlement Sanctions Fallout: Reports say Israel may expel British (and other European) officials from the Gaza monitoring center over planned UK settlement trade measures. Culture & Resistance: Marvel actors joined a campaign calling for the release of Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti.