AGP Executive Report

Ceasefire Violations in Gaza: Israeli strikes killed at least four Palestinians and injured 22 across Gaza since dawn Monday, including two killed in an attack on a vehicle near Khan Younis and two more killed in a strike on a residential area south of Gaza City, as Gaza’s Health Ministry said 1,066 people have been killed since the ceasefire began. Hamas Response: Hamas warned against Israeli claims of its “military build-up,” calling the rhetoric “incitement,” while saying it remains committed to the ceasefire and urging mediators to force Israel to stop daily breaches. Humanitarian Alarm: A Palestinian ambassador said Gaza is on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe, with corridors and crossings largely closed and control in Israeli hands. West Bank Pressure Points: A Palestinian child was killed and four injured after Israeli forces stormed Qalandia refugee camp, while another infant died after being blocked from urgent medical access at a checkpoint near Ramallah. Legal/Political Ripples: In the Netherlands, a pro-Palestinian legal group filed a criminal complaint against Israeli Knesset members over alleged “incitement to genocide.”

Gaza Ceasefire Violations: Israeli drones and airstrikes hit Gaza City again, killing at least two Palestinians near Omar Al-Mokhtar road and injuring others, while shelling and demolitions continued across the Strip despite the Oct. 2025 ceasefire. Civil Defense & Health Impact: Gaza’s Health Ministry says Israeli attacks have killed over 1,060 people and injured 3,445 since the ceasefire, as Israel confines Palestinians to under 30% of the territory. Water Crisis in Gaza City: Gaza Municipality warns the city’s water deficit has reached about 70%, with fuel and spare-part shortages threatening to shut down remaining wells and pumping stations. West Bank Raids: Israeli forces carried out sweeping raids across West Bank cities and camps, including Nablus and Hebron areas, with arrests and stun grenades reported. Holy Sites: Palestinian officials say Israeli forces raided Al-Aqsa Mosque 26 times in June and restricted worship at Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron. Negotiations Update: Hamas says Gaza ceasefire talks are moving forward and calls for an independent committee to take over governance. Regional Spillover: In the Red Sea, a cargo ship was attacked off Yemen’s Hodeida; the crew was reported safe and no group claimed responsibility.

Gaza Under Fire: Israeli drone strikes killed at least two Palestinians in northern and central Gaza, with reports of civilians hit near Al-Askoula junction east of Gaza City and near Abu Sharkh roundabout west of Jabalia, as Gaza’s health system warns of a deepening public health catastrophe. Ceasefire Violations: Gaza’s Ministry of Health said attacks continued despite the October 2025 ceasefire, reporting 16 martyrs and 16 injured over 48 hours, pushing the Gaza death toll to 73,090 since Oct. 7, 2023. West Bank Settler Violence: Palestinian leadership condemned escalating settler attacks across Jenin, Nablus, Jerusalem and Hebron, citing burning farmland, uprooting olive trees, damage to property and seizures of water sources, calling for immediate international protection. Iran Funeral Fallout: In Tehran, funeral prayers for slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei continued as his son and successor Mojtaba was absent from public view, while Iran’s officials and regional allies held talks and vowed continued resistance.

Ceasefire Under Strain in Gaza City: Israeli drones and strikes killed at least one Palestinian in the Zeitoun neighborhood (Asqoula area) and injured others, as Gaza’s health ministry reported the war death toll has climbed to 73,090 since Oct. 7, 2023. Civil Defense Recovery: Gaza Civil Defense said it retrieved the remains of six martyrs from beneath the rubble of the Al-Masa building in Al-Sabra, with search efforts continuing for a seventh day. Humanitarian Pressure: The UN warned that Israeli-controlled areas keep expanding, squeezing Gaza’s 2.1 million residents into smaller spaces and making aid delivery harder. West Bank Tensions: In Ramallah-area raids, Israeli forces entered multiple towns and villages including Silwad, al-Mazra’a al-Sharqiya, Deir Jarir and al-Taybeh, while Qalqilya was also raided. Custody Abuse Spotlight: A Reuters report highlighted two Gaza mothers who say a mistreatment photo of a blindfolded detainee is their missing son, as Israel acknowledged the treatment shown “does not align” with its values but has not identified the man.

Gaza at 1,000 Days: Gaza marked 1,000 days since Oct. 7, 2023 as Palestinians and Israelis marked the war’s anniversary amid ongoing strikes, stalled ceasefire steps, and a grim humanitarian picture—Gaza’s health ministry says 73,066 Palestinians have been killed, with tens of thousands missing or wounded, while aid access remains limited and reconstruction drags on. Ceasefire reality check: Even with a fragile truce, Israeli forces still control large parts of the Strip, and the International Committee of the Red Cross warns Gazans are far from “normality.” West Bank settlement pressure: Reuters reports settlers seized a Palestinian family home in the occupied West Bank, highlighting how land grabs continue alongside raids and violence. Al-Aqsa access: Around 50,000 Palestinians reportedly prayed at Al-Aqsa on Friday despite Israeli restrictions and identity checks, as calls grow for a continuous Palestinian presence at the holy site. Culture and identity: A feature on Palestinian embroidery, or tatreez, shows how diaspora women stitch memory and resilience—linking today’s Gaza suffering to the Nakba and the refusal to forget. Iran funeral backdrop: Iran began week-long mourning for slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in Tehran, with millions expected—an event drawing global attention as Gaza’s fate is increasingly overshadowed by wider regional war.

Gaza Under Siege: Israeli strikes and drone attacks killed Palestinians across Gaza, including a child collecting water east of Gaza City, as ceasefire violations continue and the death toll since the Oct. 10, 2025 truce rises to 1,059 killed and 3,429 wounded, according to Gaza health figures. Humanitarian Collapse: The Palestinian envoy warned Gaza’s health system is on the brink of collapse, with thousands of surgeries postponed and families facing worsening conditions. Displacement Lines Deepen: Reports say Israel has pushed its “yellow line” deeper into Gaza, expanding ground control into areas reaching Gaza City neighborhoods and central and southern districts. West Bank Settler Violence: In the occupied West Bank, settlers attacked communities and targeted water and electricity infrastructure, including vandalism and seizure of a key spring used by Bedouin herders. EU Gaza Policy Pressure: In Cork, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faced renewed scrutiny over Gaza, while Ireland’s EU presidency push includes an EU-level ban on goods from occupied territories. Canada’s Jewish Safety Debate: Jewish groups in Canada say rising antisemitism is driving some members to consider relocation, including exploratory trips to Panama and Tulsa.

Gaza at 1,000 Days: As Israel’s assault enters its 1,000th day, Gaza’s Health Ministry says 73,066 Palestinians have been killed since Oct. 7, while strikes continue despite a ceasefire that Palestinians say is meaningless. Humanitarian Crisis: Displaced families in tent camps report unbearable heat, water shortages, and worsening conditions, with hospitals still struggling to function. UNRWA Under Pressure: UN officials warn the agency for Palestinian refugees is nearing a “breaking point” amid funding shortfalls, as plans to limit or replace UNRWA in Gaza draw fresh alarm. War Crimes and Sexual Violence Claims: New reporting highlights allegations of systematic sexualized violence in detention and renewed calls for accountability at the UN. Diaspora and Solidarity: A Gaza family evacuated to Ireland says housing costs forced them to relocate far from Dublin, underscoring how the war’s fallout spreads beyond Palestine. Protests and Legal Pressure Abroad: In the US, a jury convicted pro-Palestine protesters on misdemeanor charges after a Golden Gate Bridge action, with felony conspiracy still deadlocked.

West Bank Detentions: Israeli forces detained five Palestinian women in overnight raids across Hebron, Ramallah, Nablus and Bethlehem, with families saying arrests included a health charity board member in Hebron and a former detainee in Nablus. Gaza Sports Tragedy: Palestinian goalkeeper Saleem Al-Ashqar was fatally shot in Gaza, leaving behind a pregnant wife after just five months of marriage, as the war continues to devastate local sports. UNRWA Under Threat: A Gaza rights group says calls to exclude UNRWA from “new Gaza” echo Netanyahu and Trump’s approach, warning it could expand into a wider push to liquidate the refugee agency. Economy in Freefall: Gaza’s Chamber of Commerce says 1,000 days of war have pushed the economy back 70 years, with GDP down sharply, unemployment soaring, and sectors like fishing and construction nearly collapsing. 1,000 Days Toll: Gaza officials report more than 73,000 Palestinians killed, including over 21,500 children, with thousands missing, as Israel’s grip on the strip deepens. Media Workers Targeted: The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate rejects claims that killed Palestinian journalists were not civilians, warning such narratives aim to justify attacks and evade responsibility.

Gaza 1,000 Days: Palestinians marked 1,000 days since the Oct. 7 war began, with Israel still controlling over half of Gaza, crossings tightly restricted, and humanitarian recovery stalled—while strikes continue almost daily and Gaza’s Health Ministry says 1,053 people have died since the ceasefire. Medical Evacuation Delays: A Gaza patient’s family described how evacuation paperwork and security clearances dragged on—two weeks after her death, the call came that treatment abroad was approved. Deadly Strikes in Gaza City: Three Palestinians were killed in Israeli fire in Gaza, including attacks in the Sheikh Radwan area and a strike on a civilian vehicle, as officials warn of worsening health and environmental conditions. UNRWA Under Pressure: The Popular Front rejected a “Peace Council” push to end UNRWA’s role in Gaza, calling it a dangerous plan to erase the refugee issue. US Embassy Deal in Jerusalem: The US and Israel signed a 99-year agreement to build a permanent embassy in al-Quds on land confiscated from Palestinians, leased for $1—sparking renewed condemnation over the occupied-city status. Regional Military Posture: Israel’s Defence Minister said troops will remain indefinitely in “security zones” across Lebanon, Syria and Gaza, with no withdrawal timeline.

Gaza City: Israeli drone strikes hit Gaza City again, killing at least three Palestinians and injuring others, including a strike near a hospital and fuel station in the north and another on Omar Al Mukhtar Street in central Gaza, as the death toll since Oct. 7, 2023 rises to 73,066 with 173,514 injured. Ceasefire scrutiny: Despite a “ceasefire” framework, Gaza’s Government Media Office says Israel has racked up thousands of violations, while reports accuse Israel of continuing attacks and expanding control under cover of truce talks. West Bank pressure: The Palestinian Authority warned of Israeli-backed plans to seize 100 strategic points across the occupied West Bank, calling it escalation that deepens annexation and undermines any path to peace. UNRWA fight: The Popular Front rejected calls to end UNRWA in Gaza, saying it’s meant to erase the refugee issue and deny the right of return. Humanitarian warning: WHO says the Eastern Mediterranean is carrying nearly half the world’s humanitarian burden, with Gaza’s health system still under severe strain from shortages and damage.

Gaza Ceasefire Implementation: UNRWA says it is nearing a “breaking point” as a $100 million funding gap threatens aid to millions of Palestinian refugees across Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. Israeli Strikes in Gaza: Despite ceasefire claims, reports say Israeli attacks killed Palestinians in Gaza, including children, with fresh strikes and tent-area deaths continuing to be documented. Settlements and Annexation Pressure: Bezalel Smotrich urged Netanyahu to approve immediate new “Israeli” settlements in northern Gaza, while other coverage highlights accelerated settlement expansion and plans targeting dozens of West Bank sites. Legal and Diplomatic Fallout: A UN special committee alleges Israel’s Gaza campaign amounts to genocide, focusing on deliberate harm to children—an allegation Israel rejects—raising pressure for UN votes and sanctions. Regional Politics: Netanyahu also signaled he may launch fresh strikes on Iran if needed, as US-Iran talks and tensions over the region continue to shape the wider backdrop. Left-Wing Political Shift (US): In Colorado, democratic socialist Melat Kiros defeated longtime Rep. Diana DeGette, with Gaza and opposition to Israel’s war featuring prominently in the campaign.

Gaza Ceasefire Under Strain: Israeli strikes and raids continued across Gaza despite ceasefire claims, with reports of tents hit and more deaths, as the conflict’s humanitarian toll keeps climbing. UNRWA Funding Crisis: UN chief António Guterres warned UNRWA faces an “existential crisis” and urged immediate international support to keep services running for Palestinian refugees. Children in Focus: A new UN-linked inquiry and rights reporting again spotlighted the scale of Palestinian child deaths and injuries, raising fresh legal questions about targeting. West Bank Pressure: Israel shut a charity headquarters in Nablus and carried out raids and closures tied to a broader crackdown on Palestinian institutions. Legal Push in Europe: The Hind Rajab Foundation petitioned Lithuania’s constitutional court over an alleged Israeli dental student tied to Gaza war crimes, continuing its campaign against suspects abroad. Politics and Gaza Abroad: Turkey’s Erdoğan condemned Israel’s Armenian genocide move while pointing to Gaza deaths, keeping Gaza central in regional diplomacy.

UN Security Council Pressure: Palestine’s envoy Riyad Mansour urged the UN to act on Israel’s annexation push, warning it has effectively taken control of most of Gaza and large parts of the West Bank, including East al-Quds, and called settlement expansion—especially E1—an existential threat to a Palestinian state. Ceasefire Under Strain: China’s UN envoy Fu Cong demanded full compliance with the Gaza ceasefire, saying airstrikes and shortages persist and that humanitarian access and West Bank settlement activity must stop. Gaza Civilian Toll: Israeli strikes hit tents sheltering displaced families in Al-Mawasi and Deir al-Balah, killing at least six including a mother and her one-year-old, and more children were reported among the dead. War Crimes Report: A UN inquiry report titled “The Essence of Childhood Has Been Destroyed” says Palestinian children were deliberately targeted and that actions amount to genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. Diplomacy and Identity: In Gaza-related cultural coverage, Palestinian embroidery and tatreez were highlighted as diaspora resilience and memory-keeping.

UN Accountability: A UN Commission of Inquiry released a sweeping report alleging Israel deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza and the West Bank since Oct. 7, 2023—raising fresh legal questions as Israel rejects the findings. Ceasefire Violations: Despite a ceasefire, an Israeli drone strike in central Gaza (Deir al-Balah) killed at least three Palestinians, including an 8-year-old boy and his grandfather, with more deaths reported across the weekend. Gaza Humanitarian Strain: The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem and the Order of Malta blessed a new clinic in Gaza, but officials warn the health system remains near collapse, with hospitals only partially operating. West Bank Raids: Israeli forces stormed areas around Ramallah and Qalqilya, including Silwad and Al-Mughayyir, with checkpoints and home raids reported. Politics in the US: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he can’t back states that privilege one religion over another, while Israel’s consul general warned his remarks could fuel antisemitism; meanwhile, pro-Palestine candidates he endorsed won key Democratic primaries. Court Ruling (Israel): Israel’s High Court barred the state comptroller from certain Oct. 7 reviews, ordering audits to be halted and redone.

Humanitarian Aid in Gaza: Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) and Jordan Hashemite Charity Organisation (JHCO) launched a new food-security push in Gaza, delivering 11,942 vegetable parcels and hygiene kits for 71,652 internally displaced people in Gaza and Khan Yunis, with extra focus on women, children, patients, and older persons. Ceasefire Violations and Civilian Deaths: Despite a fragile ceasefire, Israeli strikes killed at least four Palestinians across Gaza, including a 13-year-old girl, and wounded others in tent shelters and displacement areas; Gaza’s health ministry says Israel has killed over 1,040 people since the ceasefire began in October, including more than 250 children. UN Alarm on Children: A UN report says Israel has deliberately targeted Palestinian children, raising grave legal questions and intensifying scrutiny of alleged war crimes and genocide. Public Health Crisis: Aid agencies warn Gaza’s sanitation collapse is driving disease risk, citing damaged water and sewage systems and rising skin infections linked to rats and parasites. Palestinian Unity Call: Hamas and other factions urged national unity and inclusive dialogue, calling for a unified resistance strategy and elections based on consensus.

Ceasefire Violations in Gaza: Israeli strikes killed at least four Palestinians, including a child, and wounded others across Beit Lahia, Khan Younis and Gaza City, with attacks reported near displacement shelters despite a ceasefire. Sexual Violence Allegations: A new Palestinian research paper says Israel’s use of sexual violence in detention is systematic, citing UN findings and calling for documentation and accountability. Gaza’s Culture Under Fire: In Nuseirat, an oud repairman is rebuilding damaged instruments to preserve Palestinian musical identity amid shortages and shelling. Regional Diplomacy: Israel and Lebanon signed a US-brokered 14-point framework agreement, while protesters in Beirut denounced it as failing to force Israeli withdrawal. Gulf Politics: Gulf journalists told i24NEWS that Iran’s direct attacks are pushing some Gulf voices toward closer ties with Israel. Turkey vs Israel: Turkey condemned Israel’s recognition of the Armenian genocide, saying it aims to distract from Gaza. West Bank Pressure: Reports describe renewed raids and settler attacks across the occupied West Bank, including road closures and crop damage.