Gaza Crossings Blocked: UN chief António Guterres warned that Israel’s closure of Gaza crossings is deepening the aid halt, with no crossings open and humanitarian deliveries disrupted. Ceasefire Talks in Cairo: Turkish intelligence chief İbrahim Kalın joined mediators in Cairo to push the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, focusing on remaining first-phase obligations, aid access, and Gaza’s future administration. Health Workers Detained: Gaza’s Health Ministry demanded the release of detained Palestinian Red Crescent ambulance drivers stopped on the Salah al-Din highway while on medical duty. West Bank Settler Violence: Reports say illegal settlers set a Palestinian vehicle on fire and continued attacks and displacement pressure across the occupied West Bank. Legal Pressure in the US: Lawyers for Salah Sarsour say his health is deteriorating in Indiana immigration detention, alleging denied diabetes care and restrictions on religious practice. Ireland Football Row: Ireland’s Tánaiste Simon Harris urged “clarity” on the Israel fixture venue, as campaigners threaten judicial review and call for a boycott. Italy Targets Ben-Gvir: Italian authorities opened an investigation into Itamar Ben-Gvir after a controversial video involving mistreatment of pro-Gaza activists. International Aid Backlash: Switzerland signed a declaration backing Gaza, warning hospitals are nearly non-functional and urging Israel not to proceed with NGO registration rules in their current form. Gaza Truce Still Killing: Hamas said nearly 1,000 Gazans were killed since the ceasefire began, arguing the genocide is ongoing despite the deal.