AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOlive Harvest: Settlers attacked villages across the West Bank, burning cars and trees and injuring Palestinians and a US journalist as families gathered olives—a harvest central to livelihoods and Palestinian heritage. In Taybeh, a priest says damaged groves are leaving families with less oil and less access to their land. Gaza’s Children: UNICEF warns that malnutrition gains remain fragile after Israel halted commercial goods entering Gaza. Children with amputations also face painful, ill-fitting prosthetics as they grow and struggle to access treatment. Books and Free Expression: UK publisher Faber has stopped supplying Sally Rooney’s books in Britain over her support for Palestine Action. Separately, Palestinian authors withdrew a children’s history book from Penguin Random House over editorial changes. Palestinian Stories on Screen: The documentary NAZA, about civilian deaths in Gaza, has opened in UK cinemas and is set for release in more than 50 countries, drawing praise from reviewers.
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