AGP Executive Report

Gaza Ceasefire Violations: Israeli strikes across Gaza City killed at least 10 Palestinians, including three children, with reports of families hit in the Al-Nasr and Al-Zeitoun neighborhoods; Gaza’s health system says the toll since the 2025 ceasefire remains in the hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries, while negotiations stall. West Bank Raids & Settler Violence: Israeli forces raided Kafr Ni’ma and Al-Mughayyir near Ramallah, and illegal settler attacks continued amid escalating tensions. Sports Tragedy: A 17-year-old Palestinian footballer, Fadi Hamdallah al-Nassan, died after being shot during a settler attack, after his leg was amputated. Humanitarian Aid: The UAE’s Gallant Knight 3 delivered a WHO convoy of medicines and equipment to support Gaza’s overstretched health system, including supplies for kidney patients. International Pressure & Protests: Thousands marched in London demanding incoming PM Andy Burnham impose sanctions and an arms embargo on Israel; in parallel, UNESCO is set to vote on adding threatened sites, including Sebastia in the occupied West Bank. Security & Diplomacy: Israel discussed possible tighter restrictions on civilian drones amid regional escalation, while the US and Iran traded strikes after Iranian attacks in Jordan.

Gaza Under Fire: Israeli drones and artillery killed at least three Palestinians in Gaza City’s Zeitoun area and struck civilians near the Al-Shaabiya junction, as attacks continued despite a ceasefire. Funeral Massacre: Multiple reports say a drone strike hit mourners during a funeral procession in Nuseirat, killing eight and wounding more than 20, with Israel claiming it targeted a “terrorist cell” while acknowledging possible harm to uninvolved people. Humanitarian Crisis: A chickenpox outbreak is spreading through Gaza displacement camps, with health groups warning that collapsed healthcare and overcrowding could drive severe complications. West Bank Settlement Push: Israel is advancing plans for over 1,000 new illegal settler units, alongside intensified land seizures for military use, including orders running until 2028. International Pressure: Belgium approved an import ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements, while the EU warned settlement expansion undermines the two-state solution. Prison Cruelty Plan: Israeli officials backed a “crocodile prison” concept, with crocodiles proposed as guards for Palestinian detainees. Politics & Elections: Mahmoud Abbas set legislative elections for Nov. 28, with critics saying the timing is meant to protect his rule ahead of a presidential vote in early 2027.

Gaza Funeral Strike: Israeli airstrikes hit a funeral gathering in Nuseirat, killing at least 8 and wounding 19–22, with Hamas calling it a renewed ceasefire violation and “heinous crime.” Humanitarian Fallout: Gaza’s Medical Relief warns of a fast-spreading chickenpox outbreak among displaced children, with about 5,000 cases reported weekly amid overcrowding and vaccine shortages. West Bank Settlements: The EU again urged Israel to halt settlement expansion, warning new funding and measures like outpost legalization, demolitions and evictions undermine a two-state solution. EU Pressure: The EU also rejected Israel’s move to grant municipal status to Givat Ze’ev and said it does not recognize sovereignty over territories occupied since 1967. West Bank Violence: Palestinian sources report 969 Israeli violations in the West Bank in one week, including raids, arrests and demolitions. Detention Abuses: The Al-Ahrar Movement condemned Sde Teiman detention as a “modern-day Inquisition,” alleging torture, isolation and denial of medical care. UK Protests: London’s Metropolitan Police imposed conditions on a major pro-Palestine march, aiming to prevent “serious disruption” ahead of a new UK prime minister taking office. US Political Rift: Washington Democrats split on cutting U.S. military aid to Israel, reflecting a widening party divide over Gaza.

Ceasefire Violations in Gaza: Israeli strikes and shelling killed at least three Palestinians and wounded 15+ across Gaza, including a drone attack on a Gaza City apartment that killed Mohammed Tayseer Obeid and injured six civilians, as officials say the death toll since the ceasefire has climbed to 73,250 martyrs. Child Deaths Under Fire: Haaretz reports 274 children have been killed since the Oct. 10 ceasefire deal took effect, with thousands more killed since Oct. 7, 2023. West Bank Settlement Expansion: Israeli families moved into the new Ebal settlement on Mount Ebal near Nablus, while more than 100 occupiers attacked Sinjil’s outskirts near Ramallah, burning crops and tightening the siege. International Pressure and Aid: A 100-tonne UAE aid flight departed for Gaza under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, while UN and rights voices keep warning that humanitarian access and protection remain dire. UNESCO Heritage Push: Palestine registered 12 new sites on UNESCO’s Tentative List, countering claims of Israeli “erasure.” UK Politics and Gaza: Labour leader Andy Burnham was declared PM-in-waiting after apologizing for Labour’s Gaza response and backing sanctions and limits on trade with West Bank settlements. US Aid Rift: More than half of House Democrats voted to strip $3.3bn in US aid to Israel, signaling a widening political split. Arms Supply Protest: Activists blockaded Leonardo UK in Edinburgh over its role in arming Israel.

West Bank Detention Row: Rep. Ro Khanna says armed Israeli settlers detained him and his group during a West Bank visit; Israel’s military says it intervened, while critics call it a publicity stunt and highlight what Khanna described as “arrogance of power” among young settlers. Prison Policy Shock: Reports say Israel moved to enable “crocodile-filled moats” around prisons holding Palestinian detainees after crocodiles were reclassified as “managed wild animals.” Gaza Deaths & Strikes: At least five Palestinians were killed in Gaza amid continued airstrikes and artillery, with reports of victims including civilians and displaced people despite a ceasefire. UN Alarm on Settlements: The UN chief said he is “deeply alarmed” after Israel granted city status to an occupied West Bank settlement. US Politics on Aid: A sharp divide in Congress continues as more than half of House Democrats backed ending U.S. military funding for Israel in a failed vote, while rights groups warn the language could also hit humanitarian aid. Heritage Protection Push: Palestine added 12 cultural sites to UNESCO’s tentative list, seeking stronger international protection amid alleged Israeli targeting of heritage. Regional Moves: Morocco signed on to join a Gaza stabilization force, while Azerbaijan reiterated support for a sovereign Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.

West Bank Settlements: Malaysia condemned Israel’s announced $2.3bn settlement expansion plan in the occupied Palestinian territory, calling it a blatant breach of international law and a direct blow to Palestinian rights and any real peace process. Gaza Deaths: Israeli strikes across Gaza killed at least five Palestinians, with medics reporting deaths in Gaza City and Khan Younis, as the death toll since the October ceasefire continues to climb. Ceasefire Under Strain: Reuters reported a deadly airstrike in Deir al-Balah that killed a family of four, while talks to advance the US-brokered ceasefire reportedly faltered. UNRWA Funding Crisis: UN Secretary-General Guterres urged donors to close a $100m gap for UNRWA, warning millions of registered refugees could lose essential support amid cuts and access restrictions. Prisoners’ Rights: Palestinian prisoners’ groups launched an international campaign targeting sexual violence against political prisoners in Israeli jails, demanding urgent accountability and an end to impunity. International Solidarity: Protesters in Edinburgh blockaded Leonardo over alleged links to F-35 components used in Gaza, arguing they are acting in line with international law. Diplomacy: Turkmenistan’s deputy foreign minister met Palestine’s ambassador to discuss cooperation, elections, and cultural and humanitarian events.

Gaza Civilian Toll: Israeli airstrikes killed Omar Abu Qassem, his wife Asma, and their 6-year-old daughter in Deir al-Balah as ceasefire talks faltered, while other strikes hit Gaza City and Jabalia, including a police post raid that killed Hamas-linked officers. West Bank Detentions & Settler Violence: US Rep. Ro Khanna said Israeli forces sided with armed settlers during a West Bank standoff, adding to scrutiny of how American-backed security operates on the ground. US Politics on Israel Aid: In a symbolic House vote, 103 Democrats backed cutting $3.3bn in military aid to Israel, exposing a widening split inside the party even as the measure failed 104-314. Humanitarian Access: A UN official issued a rare rebuke of Hamas-run authorities for obstructing aid deliveries, including a breach of a food distribution point in Jabalia. International Pressure: UK charities and lawmakers renewed calls for sanctions over Gaza, while UNRWA reported schools closed in the West Bank.

Gaza Civilian Deaths: Israeli helicopter and airstrikes hit Deir al-Balah early Wednesday, killing Omar Abu Qassem (33), his wife Asma, and their 6-year-old daughter Habiba; their son survived but was injured, as shelling also continued around al-Bureij and in Shuja’iyya. Ceasefire Under Strain: Despite a months-old truce, health officials say at least 13 Palestinians were killed in the past 24 hours, with Gaza’s death toll since the ceasefire topping 1,100. West Bank Settlements: Israel’s security cabinet approved 34 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, with a 1.3bn shekel ($434m) budget, adding to tensions over territory central to any future Palestinian state. West Bank Raids: Israeli forces carried out arrests and attacks across Hebron, Nablus, Qalqilya and Bethlehem, injuring Palestinians and detaining dozens. EU Trade Fight: A letter condemns EU “stalling” on banning trade with illegal settlements, arguing the bloc undermines its own human-rights credibility. International Pressure: Norway is pushing for Israel’s suspension from FIFA, using football governance channels rather than a unilateral boycott. US Crackdown Lawsuit: Two US rights groups sued over Trump sanctions targeting ICC-related advocacy, saying the rules chill pro-Palestinian speech and association.

Gaza Ceasefire Under Strain: Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least 10 Palestinians, including a 10-year-old, and a senior Hamas police officer, while UN officials warned military activity near the “Yellow Line” is disrupting aid in northern Rafah. West Bank Settlement Push: Israel allocated NIS 1.3bn for “pioneer neighborhoods” tied to dozens of new settlements, as Hamas condemned outpost plans in northern Gaza and warned of displacement. EU Split Over Settlement Imports: EU member states are divided on advancing a trade ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements, with Germany and Italy pushing for unanimity. International Pressure on Gaza Doctors: Palestinian church leaders and lawmakers renewed calls to protect detained medical staff, including Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya. US Crackdown Lawsuit: Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil filed a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration and groups like Heritage Foundation, Betar and Canary Mission conspired to target and deport him. Humanitarian Appeal: A Gaza student, Qusay Al-Reqeb, is seeking help to reach Glasgow University after months in displacement tents.

Medical Prisoner Watch: Palestine’s UN missions and Geneva appeals are demanding the urgent, unconditional release of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, Kamal Adwan Hospital director, citing torture, solitary confinement, and worsening health in Israeli custody. Gaza Ceasefire Strain: A U.S.-backed “governance” plan for a pilot humanitarian zone is stalled by Gaza’s internal political impasse, raising fears Israel will keep expanding control ahead of fall elections. Reconstruction Funding: EU and partners pledged nearly $1 billion (about €900m) for Gaza “early recovery,” including water, sewage, healthcare, and debris clearance, while donors warn progress depends on access and security conditions. Ceasefire Violence Continues: Israeli strikes and gunfire in Gaza killed at least a 10-year-old and others, pushing the post-ceasefire death toll past 1,100. West Bank Tensions: Five Israelis were arrested after clashes in Kifl Haris tied to unauthorized entry by ultra-Orthodox settlers. Settlements Expand: Israel finalized an 8.5 billion shekel framework to build 12,000 new settlement homes and infrastructure. Diplomacy: India reaffirmed support for Palestine’s UN membership and a two-state solution, alongside new humanitarian aid. Church Debate: The Church of England voted to “hear” Kairos Palestine II, despite objections from Jewish groups. US Arms Pressure: A U.S. lawmaker became a cosponsor of the “Block the Bombs Act,” seeking restrictions on arms transfers to Israel.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: A UN official says Hamas is disrupting aid distribution after armed men assaulted two truck drivers at a WFP food point in Jabalia, forcing workers to halt operations; Hamas denies the claims, saying police acted over smuggled goods. EU Gaza Recovery: The EU announced nearly €900m (about $1bn) for Gaza’s early recovery under the “Team Gaza” initiative, including water and waste projects, while urging ceasefire conditions, safe access, and Hamas disarmament; the EU also calls for release of withheld Palestinian tax revenues. Settlements and Annexation: Israel approved 450 new settler homes in Umm Lison, East Jerusalem, while also granting $1.3m to a UK-sanctioned settler group, drawing warnings that it will fuel violence and annexation. EU Trade Split: EU foreign ministers back a possible ban on imports from illegal settlements, but a legal/procedure fight could delay action for months. West Bank Violence: Palestinian health officials say an elderly man was killed near the Jerusalem barrier while trying to reach work; UN says lethal force must be a last resort. Culture and Survival: Gaza children find psychological relief through music programs, using traditional songs as refuge amid war.

EU Sanctions Push: EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels to weigh new curbs on trade tied to illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, with the European Commission floating options like import licensing, tariffs, or a ban—while Germany warns such steps would complicate relations and says unanimity would be required for foreign-policy sanctions. Gaza Aid Under Pressure: A UN official accused Hamas of obstructing humanitarian deliveries in Jabalia, including assaults on WFP-linked drivers, as Israel’s expanding control further shrinks safe space for civilians. Doctors in Detention: Petitions seek a detailed medical update on pediatrician Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, held since Dec 2024, amid allegations of mistreatment and growing international calls for access and release. Ceasefire Deaths Continue: Gaza’s Health Ministry reported eight more deaths in the last 24 hours, pushing fatalities since Oct 2023 past 73,200, despite a ceasefire. UK Trade Ban Consideration: Britain says it is seriously considering measures to ban trade with illegal settlements, following calls from MPs and Israeli public figures urging full action. Culture and Solidarity: A Welsh artist embroidered Gaza infant victims’ names onto a christening gown, and pro-Palestine campaigners plan a mass die-in outside the Senedd.

Gaza Under Fire: Israeli strikes killed at least six Palestinians in Gaza, including a 9-year-old girl, with reports of a drone attack on a blacksmith shop in Sabra and gunfire hitting a tent near Al-Bureij; Israel also said it struck a Hamas weapons production site. Medical Crisis: Patients and injured people protested in Khan Younis demanding faster medical evacuations, as Gaza’s health system faces shortages and thousands still need urgent treatment abroad. Prisoner Health: Rights groups say detained pediatrician Dr Hussam Abu Safiya has new visible injuries in Israeli custody, while doctors and campaigners push for his release. West Bank Pressure: Israeli forces and settlers continued raids and attacks across the occupied West Bank, including storming areas near Nablus and arrests in multiple locations. Holy Sites: Palestinian sources say hundreds of colonizers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem under police protection. Politics & Elections: Israel’s Knesset set national elections for October 27, widely seen as a referendum on Netanyahu’s leadership. US Lawmaker Row: Rep. Ro Khanna renewed claims he was detained by armed settlers during a West Bank visit, as Israeli officials and allies launched counter-attacks. Settlement Expansion: An Israeli plan would build about 450 settlement units in Umm Lison, East Jerusalem, according to a rights group.

West Bank Land Pressure: A Palestinian Colonisation and Wall Resistance Commission report says Israel issued 49 military orders since January covering 2,093 dunams (about 517 acres) of privately owned Palestinian land, tightening access and farming while avoiding formal confiscation. Settler Violence & Attacks on Media: Israeli police arrested four settlers over an attack on a CNN crew near Sinjil, north of Ramallah, after settlers allegedly blocked roads and damaged a journalist vehicle. US Lawmaker Detained: Rep. Ro Khanna says armed settlers detained him in the southern West Bank and that Israeli forces sided with them; the IDF denies detaining visitors. Gaza Health Collapse: Gaza health officials warn of a severe crisis as medicine and ambulance services dwindle—70% of ambulances reportedly out of service—while shortages are blamed on continued restrictions and attacks. EU Settlement Trade Debate: EU foreign ministers are set to discuss “trade-related measures” tied to illegal settlements, as pressure grows to move beyond statements. UAE Aid Convoys: Five UAE humanitarian convoys carrying 792 tonnes of relief supplies entered Gaza under “Operation Chivalrous Knight 3.” International Scrutiny: The Church of England’s General Synod will debate whether to receive “Kairos Palestine II,” a document criticized by Jewish leaders as one-sided. US-Iran Escalation: CENTCOM says the US completed a third round of strikes on Iran this week, hitting 300+ targets.

West Bank Settler Violence: US Rep. Ro Khanna says armed Israeli settlers detained him for about 90 minutes near Khirbet Zanuta, with the IDF allegedly siding with the blockers; Israel denies detaining him and says troops dispersed settlers. Gaza Ceasefire Violations: Despite a ceasefire, Israeli strikes killed at least three Palestinians in central Gaza, including a drone attack on a civilian vehicle near Nuseirat, as medics report dozens more wounded. Health Under Siege: UN and partners met UAE officials at a Gaza field hospital to boost coordination as Gaza’s medical system strains; meanwhile, Gaza’s health ministry reports bodies still trapped and ambulances unable to reach victims. UNESCO Cultural Protection: Palestine submitted a UNESCO plan to shield West Bank archaeological sites under Israeli control, focusing on Hebron’s Ibrahimi Mosque and warning of settlement-linked heritage violations. Detention Alarm: UN experts and rights groups renewed calls to release Gaza hospital director Hussam Abu Safiya, while Israel’s diplomatic mission claims his detention is lawful and not life-threatening. Regional Flashpoint: Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is closed again after a warning shot hit a vessel on an “unauthorized route,” as US-Iran tensions and threats escalate. Kite Defiance: Palestinians in Burin flew kites over land they say was confiscated for illegal settlements, turning a summer festival into a message of resistance.

Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: Gaza’s Health Ministry says 70% of transport and ambulance vehicles are out of service, blaming Israeli targeting plus spare-parts bans that are pushing the health system toward paralysis. West Bank Settler Violence: In Ramallah-area Deir Jarir, settlers attacked residents and vandalized homes and vehicles while Israeli forces blocked ambulances; in Masafer Yatta near Hebron, nine Palestinians were injured and a 15-year-old was arrested during a sheep-stealing raid. Religious Freedom Under Pressure: Israel barred the Grand Mufti of Palestine from al-Aqsa for a week after abducting him, continuing restrictions on Palestinian religious figures. International Politics: US Democrat Ro Khanna said he was detained by armed Israeli settlers during a West Bank visit, with police intervening after appeals to the US embassy. UK Church & Rights Debate: The Church of England’s General Synod will debate a report urging solidarity with Palestinian Christians amid claims of occupation and genocide. Technology & War: Elbit says its AI system identified 850,000 “real-time intel targets” across Gaza and Lebanon, drawing scrutiny over automated targeting at scale.