Condemnations of Ben-Gvir's Yom Kippur storming of Al-Aqsa gave way to fresh incursions, with more than 400 settlers entering under police guard amid Yom Kippur closures across Jerusalem and the West Bank.

The Ramallah-area shooting that killed a settler drove the West Bank story, with a sustained operation in Biddu, more than 100 field interrogations, dozens of arrests and tightened checkpoints around Ramallah and Nablus.

In Gaza, truce-breach reports built from injuries in Khan Younis, Bureij and tent camps to three killed along the Yellow Line, including a woman and child, rising by evening to five including two women and a child. The post-ceasefire toll was put at 1,394 of 73,910 total, as hospitals cut services for lack of fuel and aid groups warned of funding cuts.

Cairo consultations on 28 November legislative elections, with 3 million eligible voters, moved into focus.