West Bank Elections Prep: Palestinian voter registration and data updates began across the occupied West Bank ahead of Nov. 28 legislative elections—the first in nearly two decades—while Gaza residents will be registered via the civil registry, and Hamas says it will participate in a broad coalition. Qusra Siege & US Pressure: For nearly a week, Israeli settlers have besieged Palestinian homes in Qusra, cutting access to water and electricity; the US has urged Netanyahu to publicly condemn the settlers after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called them “terrorists.” Annexation-by-Policing Plan: Palestinian officials condemned Israel’s move to transfer law enforcement over settlers from the army to Israeli police, calling it a step toward entrenching annexation; factions also denounced it as a legal and political escalation. Settler Violence Pattern: Multiple reports describe a wider surge in settlement pressure—land seizures, outposts, and attacks—alongside tactics that restrict Palestinian movement and resources. Water Theft in Fasayil: Settlers diverted water from a spring used by Palestinian farmers, redirecting it to a pool promoted as a tourist site, leaving families unable to plant and livelihoods at risk. Legal Fight Over “Pay-for-Slay”: A US judge allowed a lawsuit seeking to hold the PA/PLO civilly liable for October 7-related harm to proceed, with the case hinging on whether the prisoner-payment system can be linked to later attacks. India Diplomacy: India’s MEA senior official begins a six-day visit to Egypt, Palestine, and Lebanon, aiming to deepen ties and discuss regional developments. Amnesty on Arms Supplies: Amnesty published a report alleging India supplied Israel with large volumes of military components used in Gaza, intensifying scrutiny of arms flows.