Gaza Governance Shift: Hamas dissolved its Gaza governing body and says power will transfer to a UN-backed, US-linked technocratic committee, while Israel calls it a “stunt” and insists weapons must be handed over; the UN says it welcomes steps that help implement the ceasefire, but stresses “actions, not promises.” Ceasefire Tensions: Hamas reiterates commitment to the US plan yet warns Israel is trying to create an “administrative vacuum” and sabotage implementation, as strikes reportedly continued and Gaza’s humanitarian crisis deepens. Detained Doctor Alarm: UNHRC and rights groups renewed calls for the immediate release of Gaza hospital director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, warning his detention is arbitrary and his health is in imminent danger. West Bank Raids: Israeli forces demolished homes in Ramallah and detained Palestinians in Jenin; separate footage shows a border police officer throwing a stun grenade into a car during a Qalandiya raid, with the officer suspended pending investigation. Diplomacy & Pressure: Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheál Martin urged the EU to do more against an “increasingly extreme” Israeli government, citing worsening humanitarian conditions. Humanitarian Spotlight: Egypt coach Hossam Hassan told the world “a shame on the world” for Gaza suffering, urging football to use “soft power” to demand Palestinians “let them exist.” Politics & Incitement: The Hind Rajab Foundation filed a genocide-incitement complaint in the Netherlands against two Knesset members. Local Life Under Siege: West Bank workers described hiding in bins to reach Israel for work after permit revocations and economic collapse.