Repercussions from Netanyahu's General Assembly speech lingered, with Hamas calling it empty and deceitful, Qatar rejecting his accusations, and outlets dwelling on the delegates' walkout, New York protests with over 100 arrests, and Israeli press criticism as arrogant and visionless.

Coverage shifted to Gaza as continued truce violations on day 352, with shelling and gunfire killing three and wounding dozens, including a vehicle strike in Khan Younis and shelling of a cemetery in al-Sawarha. The army claimed two Qassam members killed in Gaza City, while an Israeli drone explosion that killed two soldiers prompted a temporary halt to attack-drone use, which Hamas cited as proof the ceasefire was not holding.

In the West Bank, raids, arrests and 942 checkpoints were reported alongside approval of 567 settlement units in Hebron and a tender for 400 more east of Qalqilya, as the UN warned UNRWA faced a $100 million shortfall.