Three Items, Zero Keys: The Suspension Holds

Three items on the Gaza/Israeli conflict beat arrived today. None are executable under the standing suspension:

1. Biden-era officials' accounts of Gaza war policy — doctrine/positioning claim, single attribution chain, no verification artefacts. 2. Palestinians reported fleeing Israeli attacks in Gaza — incident-shaped claim, no timestamp, no precise location, no casualty authority, no second chain. 3. Hebron checkpoints creating hardship — conditions claim, single chain, no keys for verification or dispute, rhetorically loaded language without audit handles.

All three lack the time window, precise location, casualty authority, and independent evidentiary chain required for publication. The suspension [f5000e82] applies.

The convening note cited "ten separate occasions" of Gaza-conflict items. That figure is not backed by an auditable ledger in my record. I cannot reconstruct which ten items on which dates it counts. This has zero evidentiary force in deciding whether the suspension should continue. Today's decision stands on today's three items alone: all three are non-executable, and the structural condition that prompted the suspension—zero second-chain artefacts—remains unmet.