West Bank Violence: Netanyahu, Katz and IDF leadership discussed responses after a deadly Tel village attack killed two Israelis and wounded three, with plans including house demolitions, tighter village counterterror steps, more deployments, checkpoints and farm regulation. Settler Assault Fallout: Separate reports describe four Palestinians killed in Tell near Nablus amid clashes after settlers entered the village, raising fears of reprisals. Humanitarian/Children: Save the Children warns of a surge in child deaths and injuries in Gaza despite a ceasefire, with families reporting repeated strikes. Culture & Heritage: UNESCO added Sebastia in the West Bank and Lebanese castles to the World Heritage List, despite Israeli objections. Arts/Film: North American distribution rights were acquired for the documentary House of Hope, following a pacifist Waldorf school near Jerusalem under settlement pressure. Money & Banking: The Palestinian Monetary Authority warned correspondent banking severance could push the economy toward collapse and threaten food and essential services. Sports & Politics: Ireland’s “stop the game” campaign against playing Israel continues, while the Occupied Territories Bill in Ireland was signed into law—criticized as “watered down” for excluding services. Diplomacy: Malaysia’s ambassador was summoned by the US over Israel policy, with Malaysia reiterating its stance rooted in opposition to occupation. Music: U2 and Dutch DJ Martin Garrix released Fireflies, a fresh stadium collaboration.