Gaza Economy in Freefall: A UNCTAD report says Gaza’s economy is in the world’s “most severe crisis on record,” with recovery and reconstruction needs put at about $71.5bn and 92% of economic establishments damaged or destroyed. UNGA Visa Clash: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told the UN that his delegation was unlawfully denied entry visas for the second year, warning against a “repeat of the Nakba” amid killings, starvation and forced-displacement attempts. Gaza Ceasefire Roadmap Fight: Hamas says it’s ready to implement the Board of Peace roadmap, blaming Israel for blocking the ceasefire and calling for technocrats and international forces to enter Gaza. Gaza Reconstruction Plan: Trump’s Board of Peace unveiled a $2.45bn, six-month Gaza recovery programme covering temporary housing, rubble removal, hospital repairs, water and power restoration, and preparations for a multinational security force. West Bank Land and Olive Loss: Israeli forces uprooted 400 olive trees and bulldozed 31 dunams in Beit Rima as harvest season nears, while demolitions elsewhere left families homeless. UN and Regional Diplomacy: Qatar joined a UN roundtable on early recovery in Gaza, urging full ceasefire implementation and aid delivery. High-Profile West Bank Attack: The son of Israel’s US ambassador, Neria Leiter, remains critically injured after a car-ramming attack near Beit Horon; Palestinian sources identify the driver and say Israeli forces killed him. Culture and Palestine: Macklemore announced a “Free Palestine” tour with Dublin, Paris and London dates, pledging proceeds to Palestinian-support organizations after being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s US tour. Aid for Winter: UAE-backed initiatives launched winter clothing support for one million Gaza beneficiaries, including kits and jackets delivered via the first aircraft. Humanitarian Updates: Egyptian Red Crescent sent another aid convoy into Gaza, while reports of deaths and injuries continued despite the ceasefire.