US Arms Oversight: House Foreign Affairs chair Gregory Meeks said he will block a Trump-backed $2.8B sale of 40,000 2,000-pound bombs to Israel, citing “grave, unresolved concerns” about use in densely populated Gaza and Lebanon—though Rubio could still bypass review via an emergency determination. Gaza Policy & Rhetoric: Defense Minister Israel Katz doubled down on plans to “finish the job” in Gaza and implement a migration plan, as criticism grows over what rights groups call ethnic cleansing. Lebanon Negotiations: Israel’s military chief Eyal Zamir said progress on disarming Hezbollah depends on stronger Lebanese army control, ahead of another US-mediated round; meanwhile Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun said Beirut will seek a security agreement with Israel to avoid a post-UNIFIL “vacuum.” Diplomacy Reset: Israel and Morocco agreed in New York to upgrade ties to full embassies, exchange ambassadors, and restore direct flights by year-end, reaffirming the Abraham Accords. NAZA Backlash: Netanyahu moved to punish NAZA documentary directors with bills targeting “defamation” of IDF soldiers, as far-right activists protested and the film’s Venice win sparked a domestic firestorm. Elections & Voting Access: Netanyahu’s Likud appealed against a nonprofit “Fly & Vote” effort helping Israelis abroad return to vote, highlighting the political stakes of the Oct. 27 election. Media Accountability: The New York Times issued corrections on Israel-related reporting, including bomb-size caption errors and a removed line about Israelis viewing themselves as Oct. 7 victims. International Pressure: UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said Israel is losing allies over Gaza and West Bank actions, defending UK settlement sanctions as targeting “illegal occupation.”