Overnight reports of seven dead, including a father and child and Gaza Sports Club goalkeeper Mahmoud Abdel Malik, were updated to eight killed and 29 wounded in 24 hours as drone strikes, artillery and gunfire hit homes and displaced tents in Sheikh Radwan, Bureij and Gaza City, including a man collecting water. Hamas called for global days of anger.
Attention shifted to shelter, with the Red Crescent citing 70,000 flooded tents, OCHA and Gaza's winter committee accusing Israel of blocking entry, and the UN saying over 150,000 tents awaited permission.
In Israel, Eisenkot's camp seized the Knesset organizing committee and warned Netanyahu against military moves during transition amid talk of Iran confrontation.
In the West Bank, outlets tracked settler arson south of Nablus, plans for 31 firing ranges and 2,167 E1 units, and courts refusing release of 14 Gaza doctors.