Turkey–Israel Tensions: Turkey’s defense ministry sharply condemned Israel’s military actions in Syria, Lebanon and Palestine, accusing it of violating territorial integrity, encouraging “illegal settler terrorism,” and undermining the legal status of Muslim holy sites in occupied East Jerusalem. Direct Action & Courts: Four Palestine Action activists are seeking to appeal “terrorist” sentences after smashing drones at an Israeli-owned arms facility, arguing the judge misapplied the Terrorism Act and that their motive was humanitarian. Gaza Displacement Plan: Israeli far-right leader Itamar Ben-Gvir is reportedly preparing “Disengagement 710,” a plan for “voluntary” relocation of about 1.86 million Palestinians from Gaza over seven years, including destination countries, visas and support. Christian Community Under Pressure: A Palestinian Christian in Taybeh says repeated attacks forced him out of a dream home, with more families considering emigration as violence escalates. Textbooks Row: A former UK envoy says Tony Blair urged the Palestinian Authority to replace “Palestine” with “Samaria” in school textbooks; Blair’s office denies it. Tourism Demand Boost: Jordan’s “Our Jordan Is Paradise” domestic tourism program has nearly reached 181,000 participants, with Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba leading overnight stays. EU Deadlock on Sanctions: EU ministers failed to break a deadlock over trade sanctions targeting goods from illegal Israeli settlements, with Ireland and Spain pushing harder curbs. Palestinian Flag at Venice: Venice Film Festival organizers say the Palestinian flag can’t fly because Palestine isn’t officially recognized by Italy, prompting renewed calls from Venice4Palestine.