Hebron & West Bank governance: Israel’s Foreign Ministry denied Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s claim that the 1997 Hebron Agreement was annulled, saying only limited changes were made and blaming years of non-cooperation by the Hebron Municipality. Gaza travel reality: As mediators prepare for more ceasefire talks in Cairo, Israeli strikes and gunfire in Gaza continued, with reports of deaths and ongoing displacement pressures. Gaza access & humanitarian movement: The Rafah crossing was reopened for medical travel, while Gaza officials reported low travel rates and families still face urgent care gaps. Protest & public space: UK court upheld a ban on Palestine Action, adding pressure to activists’ ability to organize and travel for demonstrations. Tourism & safety incident: Travelodge apologized after a Jewish guest in London reported a “Free Palestine” message appearing on his room TV, launching an investigation and antisemitism training. Regional travel backdrop: A US-Iran ceasefire framework and Lebanon tensions remain in flux, with drone activity and continued attacks complicating movement and planning across the region. Sports diplomacy: FIFA proposed an Israel–Palestine opener for a US-based under-15 youth tournament, aiming to “promote peace” amid ongoing boycotts and backlash. Gaza-bound activism: The Global Sumud Flotilla announced plans for another Gaza-bound mission to challenge the naval blockade, with departure expected in coming months.