AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGaza Jobs Crunch: A Gaza graduate says weak internet and the collapse of institutions have left most young people without work, with unemployment blamed for poverty rates above 93%. Humanitarian Access Plan: The Board of Peace is pushing a Rafah “pilot humanitarian zone” where Israeli troop pullbacks would be replaced by an international force, aiming to separate civilians from Hamas and speed aid and temporary housing. EU Accountability Pressure: EU foreign ministers are set to discuss Gaza/West Bank and settlement-trade restrictions, with critics warning the bloc often hides behind “consensus” to avoid real action. West Bank Settlement Reality: Israel’s settler violence is rising sharply, with Israeli police reporting a big jump in investigations since 2019—while indictments remain rare. Defense Tech Scrutiny: Elbit Systems says its Gaza/Lebanon digital targeting program generated hundreds of thousands of real-time targets and battle plans, drawing renewed human-rights and civilian-protection concerns. UK Gaza Policy Shift: Labour’s likely leader Andy Burnham signals tougher sanctions and a clearer line on Gaza after apologising for Labour’s earlier response. Culture & Resilience: Palestinians in Ramallah’s Harjeh Market and Gaza World Cup screenings show how trade and community events are trying to keep normal life alive amid war.
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