AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation Under Pressure: Israel began requiring about 45,000 Palestinian students in East Jerusalem (first and seventh grades) to study the Israeli curriculum in 105 municipal schools, a shift critics say deepens control over Palestinian identity. Permits Disrupt Schooling: All Christian schools in Jerusalem suspended classes after Israel failed to renew entry permits for 70+ teachers and staff, leaving them unable to reach campuses. Humanitarian Supply Chain: Gaza’s seed bank is rebuilding after wartime destruction, with heirloom seeds stored to revive local farming and preserve agricultural heritage. EU Settlement Trade Pushback: Oxfam Ireland urged EU foreign ministers in Wicklow to move toward a settlement goods ban, warning current measures still let illegal settlement trade reach European markets. Gaza Ceasefire Tensions: Israel said it killed a Hamas weapons-supply commander in Gaza City during a fragile ceasefire, while Gaza’s health ministry reported deaths since the ceasefire began. Palestinian Farmers vs. Settler Attacks: Reports highlighted farmers and cooperatives in the West Bank facing raids and settler violence that target land and greenhouses. Business & Tech (Indirect): Qatar National Library launched a new academic-year calendar mixing mentorship, AI in education, and Palestinian documentary training.
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