AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGaza Ceasefire Under Strain: Israel kept striking Gaza despite Hamas’ reported acceptance of a US-backed disarmament framework, with Palestinian officials saying at least 18–19 people were killed in fresh attacks and medical supplies were hit—while the Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov said mediators are working “around the clock” to de-escalate. US-Israel Friction: Israel told the US it has “concerns” about the proposed Gaza plan, insisting any lasting arrangement must start with “genuine, verifiable, and irreversible” Hamas disarmament, while Hamas links disarmament to an end to aggression and withdrawal. West Bank Pressure: A Palestinian commission reported 2,256 attacks by the army and illegal settlers in July, alongside record settler violence and new settlement approvals; residents in Ras al-Ahmar also described wells being destroyed, forcing families to buy water at higher cost. Regional Voices: Türkiye accused Netanyahu of sabotaging peace efforts, and Jordan’s Senate president rejected Iranian attacks on its territory and Gulf states. Humanitarian Aid: UAE convoys continued entering Gaza under “Operation Chivalrous Knight 3,” delivering over 1,000 tonnes of supplies. Culture & Expression: British band Massive Attack was detained and later banned from Singapore after displaying a Palestinian flag and chanting “Free Palestine,” sparking debate over political expression.
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