Human Rights in Detention: The Palestinian Prisoners’ Affairs media office says 88 Palestinian women in Damon Prison face worsening conditions tied to medical neglect, starvation, isolation, and confiscated medication, with pregnant detainees and serious illnesses including cancer and scabies. Gaza Healthcare Under Strain: AFP reports Gaza’s hospitals are struggling with incubator shortages and premature births, as oxygen and specialist equipment run out amid restrictions on supplies. Culture Under Pressure: Israel’s Culture Minister Miki Zohar threatened to revoke the citizenship of NAZA directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor after the Venice Film Festival Special Jury Prize, escalating political backlash over a Gaza documentary based on interviews with Israeli whistleblowers. Global Screenings, Local Fallout: The fifth season of Fauda sparked international viral reactions after episodes focused on the Oct. 7 massacre, showing how streaming culture is reshaping public debate. Sanctions and Children’s Lives: Save the Children urged Australia to join allies banning trade with illegal West Bank settlements, warning that settlement expansion disrupts access to school and healthcare and exposes children to violence. Religious Site Tensions: Reports say nearly 600 illegal settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque compound while Palestinian worship access was restricted during Jewish New Year holidays. Education and Survival: UNICEF and Gaza-focused reporting highlight how war continues to disrupt schooling and forces families into impossible choices.