Hospital Fuel Crisis in Gaza: Gaza hospitals are rationing electricity because an Israeli siege is blocking engine-oil and spare-part imports needed to run generators, with MSF calling it a deliberate policy of attrition; Reuters reports Nasser Hospital is rotating power as one generator fails and others strain, while Gaza’s Municipalities Union warns essential services are nearing total collapse. WHO Diesel Cut Threat: Gaza’s Health Ministry says WHO will stop diesel supplies to more than 20 hospitals and health centers starting Sept. 19 due to funding shortfalls, warning of shutdowns of operating rooms, ICUs, ventilators, oxygen stations, and ambulances. UN Alarm Over Civilian Toll: The UN says it is “deeply concerned” by Israeli strikes across densely populated Gaza areas, citing UNICEF that nine children were killed or died of wounds in the past week and warning civilians and humanitarian infrastructure remain at grave risk. NAZA Documentary Fallout: Israel’s Culture Minister Miki Zohar and other officials are pushing legal action and citizenship revocation threats against NAZA directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor after the film’s Venice prize, while Israeli military leadership orders a probe into sources tied to the documentary’s claims about AI-assisted targeting. West Bank Rights Report: B’Tselem released “The Elimination Project,” alleging Israel is intensifying pressure across West Bank life—work, schooling, medical care, and family visits—through violence, movement restrictions, economic suppression, and social destruction.