Gaza Ceasefire Under Strain: Israel reported a tank hit by a Hamas explosive device near the “Yellow Line” in southern Gaza, while separate IDF claims said two militants were killed after crossing the line; meanwhile, new strikes and artillery fire killed at least one Palestinian and injured seven across Gaza, including Nuseirat and Khan Younis. Medical Crisis: Gaza’s Health Ministry warned that only 12 of 34 oxygen stations and 4 of 30 cylinder-filling devices remain operational, with stations at risk of total shutdown due to blockade restrictions and spare-parts shortages; Al-Shifa also warned of looming consequences if its oxygen station stops. West Bank Raids and Settler Violence: Israeli forces raided multiple Ramallah-area towns and Bethlehem, while settlers injured Palestinians in Masafer Yatta and continued a siege on families in Qusra; Amnesty condemned the Qusra home siege as part of a wider pattern of settler terror. Diplomacy and Talks: Hamas political leader Khalil al-Hayya is set to travel to Cairo for Gaza talks ahead of Jared Kushner’s planned regional visit, as UK officials said progress is being made on a phased ceasefire and aid/hostage steps. Local Governance: Palestinian voter registration began in the West Bank ahead of Nov. 28 legislative elections, the first in nearly two decades. Humanitarian Spotlight: A Scottish charity opened the first paediatric operating theatres in the West Bank at Al-Ahli Hospital in Hebron, with plans for more in Bethlehem and Jericho.