AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWest Bank Settler Violence: A veteran journalist warns that “illegal farms” near Palestinian villages are part of a wider, organized pattern of arson, harassment, and killings—far beyond a small “hilltop youth” problem. Occupied East Jerusalem Travel/Entry: Canada revoked Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King’s travel authorization and barred him from entry over settlement activities and UNRWA-linked complaints, disrupting a planned speaking trip. Gaza Humanitarian Access: Türkiye’s Kızılay says aid access remains severely limited in Gaza—only about 100 trucks enter daily instead of the promised 600—while more supplies still wait at crossings. Strait of Hormuz Shipping: Iran says military vessels won’t transit Hormuz under a temporary Iran-Oman framework, as talks continue on a longer-term corridor. Tourism & Tensions Abroad: Thailand revoked an Israeli visitor’s visa after a Koh Samui zoo dispute involving a Palestinian flag escalated into confrontations and allegations of violence. West Bank Land Restrictions: A Palestinian farmer in the occupied West Bank says settlers and soldiers detained him for accessing his own olive land—his access was declared “forbidden.”
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