Gaza War Update: The UN says Israeli attacks have intensified in Gaza since the ceasefire, killing at least 57 Palestinians in a week, including six children, while AP reports Israel is shrinking the enclave by expanding the “orange line” and building a miles-long earthen barrier that could harden into a permanent border. Humanitarian Access & Legal Pressure: Israel’s refusal to register some international aid groups is back in court, with a High Court urging organizations to withdraw petitions, arguing Israel cites security, boycott and “delegitimization” concerns. Prisoners & Medical Workers: Doctors Without Borders and MSF again demand the release of detained Palestinian healthcare workers, including Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya and Dr. Mohammed Obeid; meanwhile the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society warns of escalating use of rubber-coated bullets inside prisons. Hamas Leadership: Hamas elected Khalil al-Hayya as head of its political bureau, a razor-thin vote that highlights internal divisions and the movement’s complex relationship with Iran. West Bank Land & Settlements: Israel issued a military order seizing 5,283 dunams near Jabaa for a settlement bypass road, and a study says settlement expansion in early 2026 surged with plans for nearly 20,000 new housing units. International Sanctions: The Netherlands will ban imports from illegal Israeli settlements from Sept. 22, with enforcement and prosecution for companies trying to bypass rules. UK Politics: New UK PM Andy Burnham named Ed Miliband foreign secretary and signaled tougher pressure on Israel, while avoiding the word “genocide” and focusing on “war crimes.” Belgium/Europe Accountability: Amnesty urges EU states to stop selling “Israel Bonds,” warning of complicity in genocide financing.