The day's dominant story was a British investigation revealing details of Israel's killing of seven international aid workers in Gaza, reported across multiple outlets. The investigation, covered by Felesteen, Raya, and Al-Quds, exposed the 'conviction by association' doctrine behind the attack on the World Central Kitchen convoy. This followed the recovery of 55 bodies from a destroyed Gaza home, reported by PNN and Felesteen, and later over 100 bodies in Zeitoun. Israeli officials' refusal to cooperate with the 'Peace Council' and disputes with Washington over Gaza were also prominent. In the West Bank, settler violence in Turmus Ayya during US envoy Huckabee's visit drew attention, with Huckabee calling settler attacks 'terrorism'. The Freedom Flotilla announced resumption of voyages to break the Gaza blockade. The day saw continued Israeli violations in Gaza, with 17 killed over two days, and preparations for the school year in the West Bank and Gaza.