High Holidays Logistics: Israel Railways will run a special Yom Kippur schedule, boosting Haifa–Tel Aviv service until 13:00 on Sept. 20, then halting most traffic until Sept. 22. Holy Sites & Access: Jerusalem’s governorate warns of an Israeli push to impose a new “religious reality” around Al-Aqsa, citing “Temple groups” and noting hundreds of settlers stormed the compound amid access restrictions. Gaza Ceasefire Violations: An Israeli strike damaged a Doctors Without Borders bus in Gaza City, injuring an MSF staffer, as rights groups and UN-linked figures again flag ongoing ceasefire breaches. Lebanon Escalation: Netanyahu says Israel will keep hitting Hezbollah infrastructure in the “security zone,” while Lebanon reports deadly strikes in southern towns, including children. NAZA Backlash: After NAZA won a Venice Special Jury Prize, Israeli officials—including Culture Minister Miki Zohar—call to revoke the filmmakers’ citizenship, while the IDF and critics dispute the film’s claims and context. West Bank “Elimination” Accusations: B’Tselem says Israel is dismantling Palestinian life through interconnected policies, including violence, restrictions, and displacement. Diplomacy & Pressure: Norway moves toward criminal penalties for trade with Israeli settlements, while Iran reiterates support for Lebanon against Israeli “aggressions.” Culture & Society: A daycare assistant in Netanya gets seven years for abusing infants, and Israeli officials warn about unruly Israeli tourist behavior abroad.