AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation in Gaza: Gaza’s Ministry of Education says the new school year has started after a three-year hiatus, with about 700 learning centers and 25 temporary schools, plus in-person and virtual tracks for students. Daily life under collapse: In Gaza City, displaced families near damaged towers fear more collapses, with recent incidents injuring children and officials warning many war-damaged buildings remain unsafe. Culture as resistance: Artists in Gaza painted a Macklemore mural in a Palestinian-flag design, thanking him for “using your voice for Palestine” after his removal from Ed Sheeran’s tour sparked a wider debate. Music and activism fallout: The Macklemore-Sheeran row keeps spreading beyond music, with celebrity pledges and public pressure tied to Gaza aid and the “Free Palestine” message. Religious sites under pressure: Gaza’s Awqaf Ministry condemned Ben-Gvir’s Al-Aqsa incursion as a violation of Islamic sanctity, calling for international action to protect holy places. Protest and rights abroad: Pro-Palestinian protesters sued Columbia University over alleged arrests and assaults during a 2025 teach-in, arguing constitutional rights were violated.
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