Israeli fire killed four in Gaza in 24 hours, raising the toll to 74,498, including a girl, with a family of four wounded in a strike on a displacement school in Khan Younis and another man killed west of Nuseirat. Officials said 351 children had been killed since the ceasefire began.
Coverage warned of a tightening siege, with flour stocks at zero, bakeries facing closure within 48 hours, bread queues returning, 1.4 million facing acute hunger and hospital generators facing irreversible failure for lack of oil, prompting a UN warning conditions were beyond control.
In the West Bank monitors counted 409 attacks on olive harvesters in three weeks, including detention of 80 foreign activists and a US congressional candidate. Netanyahu said he was pursuing displacement and would not withdraw, as attention widened to strikes on Iran, Aramco facilities and Gulf shipping.