AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGaza Tragedy: A war-damaged residential building collapsed in Gaza City overnight, killing at least 20 people (including children) and injuring dozens, with about 100 feared trapped as rescuers dig through rubble with limited heavy machinery. Humanitarian Pressure: UN and aid groups warn Gaza’s damaged infrastructure and lack of equipment are turning damaged homes into death traps, as displaced families try to shelter in unsafe buildings. Culture & Celebrity Politics: The fallout from Macklemore’s “Free Palestine” remarks on Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour keeps spreading—Macklemore pledged his full $1M net earnings to Palestinian aid groups and challenged Robert Kraft to match it; Kraft later said he and Sheeran will each commit $2M. Public Memory: An interfaith coalition unveiled a 100-metre shroud at the UN Church Centre in New York bearing handwritten names of more than 20,000 Palestinian children killed in Gaza, timed with UN General Assembly events. Diplomacy: The US denied Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas a visa to attend UNGA in person for a second straight year, with a push to allow remote participation. Film Under Threat: Israel’s leaders renewed threats against the “NAZA” documentary team after its Venice prize, escalating pressure on filmmakers tied to Gaza reporting.
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