AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHumanitarian Access in Gaza: A Gaza lawyer says scholarship plans are stalled because English tests are only available in parts of the West Bank after closures tied to the war, with passports reportedly held back in Ramallah. Ceasefire Strain in Gaza: Reports say Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least three Palestinians in Gaza City and Deir al-Balah, with Gaza health sources citing a rising death toll despite a U.S.-backed truce. West Bank Health Access Under Pressure: The Red Cross warns violence, movement restrictions, and expanding settlements are making life “intolerable,” including blocking patients from reaching care. Jerusalem Clashes: Ultra-Orthodox rioters clashed with police in Jerusalem’s Old City; 11 suspects were arrested and a Border Police officer was treated for light injuries. Healthcare Tech & Pharma: Nasus Pharma enrolled and dosed the first patient in a Phase 1 trial of intranasal ondansetron for nausea; Waters discusses real-time analytics for bioprocess monitoring; and Nexalin appoints a commercialization advisor for its neuromodulation platform. AI Security for Health Data: Rig Security raised $12M to track AI agents operating under employee accounts—relevant for protecting sensitive systems.
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