Israeli fire continued in Gaza despite the truce, put at three killed including a child and a girl with tanks advancing toward Netzarim and later a child killed in Mawasi Khan Younis, the toll since the truce put at 1,602. Attention shifted to the first winter low-pressure system, with rains flooding displacement tents put first at hundreds then at 70,000, civil defense distress calls rising from 1,500 to 2,166, warnings of collapsing damaged buildings and a health catastrophe, and calls from Hamas, factions and OCHA for shelter supplies and equipment.

In the West Bank outlets tracked arrests and raids, settler attacks on olive harvesters put at 674 in 37 days, and military orders expanding state land near Bethlehem.

By evening coverage turned to President Herzog tasking Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next Israeli government after 67 endorsements, with Netanyahu urging a unity government.