Overnight attention stayed on Washington, with Trump's claim of a lifetime deal giving the U.S. permanent security control over Greenland, alongside reports that no Trump-Netanyahu meeting was planned at the UN General Assembly.

By midday focus moved to southern Lebanon, where a Hezbollah explosive lightly wounded two soldiers, prompting retaliatory air strikes, and to Riyadh, where Houthi drones struck the main airport for the first time, halting flights and sparking fire, while European outlets warned of NATO alert over Russia.

In the evening domestic coverage converged on President Herzog's eve-of-Yom Kippur decision to erase Elor Azaria's criminal record a decade after Hebron shooting, against the chief of staff's position. Parallel reports cited Iran's three conditions for resuming U.S. talks and an Emirati denial that Bin Zayed warned Netanyahu before October 7.