Gaza Ceasefire Violations: Israeli strikes and artillery hit Gaza City and other areas despite a ceasefire, killing at least two Palestinians in Zeitoun and wounding civilians after a helicopter attack on an apartment building, while reports also point to shelling along the coast and attacks near Jabalia. Mass Casualties in Gaza: Hospital officials said Saturday’s attacks killed at least 11, including a family of five in Gaza City, as the death toll since the ceasefire continues to climb. West Bank Settler Violence: Four Palestinians were injured in a settler attack south of Nablus, amid reports of arson and vandalism including homes and a mosque in Masafer Yatta. Land and Roads: Smotrich approved expansion of West Bank Highway 465, framed as “safety and security” while critics warn it deepens settlement control. European Pressure: Belgium became the fourth European country to ban imports from West Bank settlements, joining Spain, the Netherlands and Ireland. Accountability Push: New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he’s exploring whether Netanyahu could be arrested if he visits for the UN summit, reiterating Netanyahu “belongs in The Hague.” Humanitarian Aid: UAE convoys under “Operation Chivalrous Knight 3” entered Gaza carrying 980 tonnes of food, shelter and medical supplies, as Gaza health officials warned of shortages like bicarbonate for dialysis. Church of England Debate: Palestinian Anglican priest Fadi Diab said the Church of England’s synod vote to “hear” Kairos Palestine II aimed to stand with Palestinian Christians, amid backlash and accusations of antisemitism. Protests in the UK: Thousands marched in central London urging incoming PM Andy Burnham to impose sanctions and stop arms supplies to Israel, with police making arrests under strict conditions. Resistance Updates: Ma’ta reported 21 resistance operations across the West Bank in the past 48 hours, including clashes and confrontations with settlers.