AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGaza Collapse & Housing Dangers: Civil defense says 21 people died after the “Al-Saada Building” collapsed in Gaza City, where dozens of displaced families were sheltering amid cracks and fissures. Healthcare on the Brink: Gaza’s Health Ministry warns hospitals are “slowly dying” as most generators are out of service due to fuel and spare-part shortages. Aid Blocked at the Border: Euro-Med says Israel controls who and what can enter Gaza, including aid workers, while targeting civilians trying to rescue the wounded. Children’s Education Crushed: UNICEF reports 98% of Gaza schools are destroyed or damaged. Prisoners Still Held: A prisoners’ studies group says 43 Gaza detainees remain in Israeli jails despite completed sentences. West Bank Pressure & Displacement: Amnesty highlights ongoing efforts by defenders in the Hebron Hills to resist land confiscations and demolitions. UN Diplomacy Under Strain: The UNGA voted to allow Palestine to participate remotely after the US denied visas to Abbas and other officials; UN chief Guterres regrets the move. International Solidarity & Culture: Gaza artists painted a Macklemore mural thanking him for “using your voice for Palestine,” as the Gaza war continues to spill into global music and politics. US Visa Threats & Local Harassment: Yonkers police investigate a threatening letter targeting a Palestinian American family for flying flags.
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