The day was dominated by the fallout from the Ben-Gurion Airport strike and escalating tensions with Turkey. In the morning, chaos at the airport continued, with Ben Gurion topping a global disruption index and passengers stranded without luggage. Prime Minister Netanyahu expelled workers' committee head Pinchas Idan from Likud, who denied responsibility and warned of holiday travel chaos. By midday, Turkey issued an Interpol red notice request for Netanyahu's arrest on genocide charges, prompting Netanyahu to call Erdogan an 'antisemitic dictator'. Concurrently, the IDF killed the father of the 2022 Tel Aviv attacker in Jenin, and a 7-year-old was murdered in Beit Shemesh. In the afternoon, international backlash grew over Israel's closure of the World Central Kitchen strike probe, with UK, Canada, and Australia condemning the move. The day ended with reports of IDF warnings about settler violence in the West Bank and Turkey's growing threat.