AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation Under Pressure in East Jerusalem: Israeli authorities began requiring about 45,000 Palestinian students in East Jerusalem to study the Israeli curriculum at key grades, a move critics say deepens control over Palestinian identity. School Operations Disrupted: In parallel, multiple private schools in east Jerusalem reportedly went on strike after Israel allegedly failed to renew entry permits for more than 70 teaching staff, leaving about 15,000 students without safe, stable schooling. Food Security Hit in the West Bank: The World Food Programme cut West Bank food assistance in half due to funding shortfalls, leaving 200,000 people supported instead of 400,000 as hunger rises. Gaza Water Crisis Worsens: UNICEF urged fuel and equipment access to rehabilitate Gaza water systems, as warnings continue that most water and sewage networks are destroyed and pollution risks are growing. Aid and Access Constraints: Qatar Charity said it kept education programmes running in Gaza despite restrictions, while UN experts renewed calls for stronger action on international accountability. Water as a Non-Weapon: Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz Sharif told the SCO that water must never be weaponised or used for political leverage.
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