In the morning, editorial priority shifted from the Bondi Beach funerals to Prime Minister Netanyahu’s decision to lead the ministerial team determining the mandate for the October 7th inquiry commission, a move critics warned could trigger a constitutional crisis. Concurrently, reports confirmed a massive data breach of former PM Naftali Bennett’s Telegram account by Iranian-linked hackers. By early afternoon, media attention pivoted to violent ultra-Orthodox riots in Jerusalem. What began as a municipal parking ticket for a draft dodger escalated into clashes that left 13 police officers injured and a police vehicle overturned. The 'Jerusalem Faction' later expanded these protests into a 'siege' of Ashkelon, targeting a military officer’s home. In the evening, headlines focused on diplomatic friction following a U.S.-led Gaza summit in Miami that excluded Israel. Domestic reporting also highlighted leaked footage of Eli Feldstein in the 'pit' at the Kirya, contradicting official claims regarding his access to the Prime Minister’s inner circle.