West Bank Settlement Push: Reports say Israel’s cabinet is set to approve funding for 61 new settlement sites, with plans to speed expansion through outposts and infrastructure before full approvals are completed, drawing fresh international backlash. UK Charity Oversight: Britain’s Charity Commission will issue guidance with the Foreign Office after Labour lawmakers alleged UK charities donated millions to illegal settlements, following Prime Minister Starmer’s line that no UK charity should support them. Gaza Ceasefire Politics: A debate over the “Board of Peace” and US-backed Gaza roadmap continues, with critics arguing key conditions are being designed to fail—especially demands for Palestinian disarmament while Israel’s actions proceed. UNRWA and Egypt: UNRWA’s interim commissioner-general wrapped a first official visit to Egypt, praising Cairo’s support while warning about the agency’s operational and financial strain. International Peace Fund: The UK, Australia, and Canada announced a new £3m ($4m) peacebuilding fund aimed at grassroots dialogue and advancing a two-state path. Campus Crackdown in the US: Federal prosecutors unsealed charges against eight University of Michigan-linked pro-Palestinian activists over an alleged intimidation campaign tied to divestment. Human Rights Dispute: B’Tselem released footage challenging the Israeli army’s account of the killing of a seven-month-old Palestinian baby in Hebron, while the army said it is checking the material. Diplomatic Shifts in Europe: Slovenia lifted bans on Netanyahu and arms restrictions toward Israel, signaling a major policy reversal after earlier sanctions.