Health authorities in Gaza reported two killed and 25 wounded by Israeli fire in 24 hours despite the ceasefire, with outlets counting up to three dead in separate artillery strikes, drone fire and a tent bombing in Gaza City that wounded over 10. Civil defense said 17 bodies were recovered from rubble, bringing the toll to 73,786, as hospitals warned fuel shortages could halt services in 20 facilities.

Israeli media cited plans for expanded West Bank operations focused on camps, alongside raids and arrests in Hebron, Bethlehem and Jenin. B'Tselem's warning of a project to erase Palestinian presence was widely cited, as was advancement of 153 settlement plans since January and a new outpost near Majd al-Krum.

European moves to ban settlement trade, with prison terms reported, drew attention, while President Abbas was reported heading to Cairo for talks on factions and elections.