AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWest Bank Violence: Settlers reportedly set fire to a mosque and attacked Palestinian olive harvesters, injuring a teenager. The UN urged Israel to protect farmers amid mounting concern over settler attacks. Election and Iran: With Israel’s vote set for Oct. 27, Benjamin Netanyahu warned of possible attacks by Iran-backed groups but said a pre-election strike on Iran would not be in Israel’s interest. Reports of renewed U.S.-Israeli strike discussions remain disputed. Diplomacy: Colombia opened an embassy in Jerusalem, becoming the 10th country to do so, and restored a free-trade agreement with Israel. The move reverses its predecessor’s break in ties and draws Palestinian objections over Jerusalem’s contested status. Gaza: An Israeli strike killed a Palestinian woman in Gaza City, according to reports, despite the ceasefire. Industry and Defense: Three workers were seriously injured in an explosion at Intel’s Kiryat Gat plant; authorities are investigating a suspected gas-cylinder blast. Israel also signed a deal to buy 12 advanced Apache helicopters, reportedly worth about $1 billion.
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