Israeli fire continued in Gaza under the ceasefire. Morning reports noted two dead of wounds including a pregnant woman, and recovery of 13 bodies from rubble, later put at 17. Midday focus shifted to Tel al-Hawa west of Gaza City where a drone strike on a civilian vehicle killed two and wounded 13; Israel later said they were Hamas operatives. Health officials warned fuel and generator oil shortages threatened hospital shutdowns, and transport officials said 70% of buses were halted.

In the West Bank, 300 then 480 settlers entered Al-Aqsa for the Jewish New Year under tight restrictions, which Jordan condemned. Arrests in Jenin and Qalqilya, raids, and settler attacks in Faqoua, Qasra, Deir Jarir and Salfit were reported, with Israeli media cited on a planned army escalation.

Politically, BRICS leaders backed full UN membership and rejected displacement, welcomed by Hamas and the Palestinian presidency; domestically debate grew over likely postponement of legislative elections past the November timetable.