Reports highlight Palestinian deaths due to Israeli attacks and malnutrition from the blockade, overcrowding in prisons leading to scabies outbreaks, and ongoing demolitions and incursions in Palestinian territories.

Netanyahu and Kushner meet to discuss the Gaza plan, while Ben-Gvir advocates for transferring West Bank enforcement authority from the IDF to the police.

Hamas welcomes President Trump's statements urging Israel to halt attacks on Gaza, viewing them as a commitment to the ceasefire, and calls for pressure on Israel to implement the peace plan.

A Fatah spokesperson accuses Netanyahu of stalling the transition to the second phase of the Gaza agreement.

Israeli forces demolished homes in Rahat, arrested a suspect digging a tunnel near the separation wall in Qalandiya, and arrested over 100 people in Qabatiya.

Palestinian lawyer Ahmad Ibsais claims settler violence is state-sponsored, with soldiers acting as settlers in uniform to protect their activities and obstruct Palestinian self-defense.

Humanitarian organizations are urged to intervene to improve conditions for Palestinian women detainees in Janot Prison, where they are reportedly shackled and subjected to searches.

Israeli forces demolish homes in the Negev, arrest a Palestinian woman in Jenin, and thwart an attack in Nablus, while a minister calls for mass killings in Gaza.

Fatah accuses Netanyahu of stalling the second phase of the Gaza agreement, while Kushner meets with Netanyahu to discuss the stalled post-war plan.

Donald Trump urges Israel to halt attacks in Gaza, stating that Hamas has agreed to disarm and that there is positive progress on this front.

Civil Defense teams in Gaza continue to recover bodies from rubble despite equipment shortages, with thousands still believed to be buried.

Defense Minister Katz has instructed the IDF to prepare a plan within two weeks to transfer civil law enforcement authority in the West Bank to the police.

IDF officials have reportedly objected to certain policy changes, including the occupation of another refugee camp, which the minister now states would only occur in cases of increased terrorism.

Erdoğan praises Hamas's cooperation on Gaza, blames Israel for regional conflict, and states Turkey will not abandon Gaza, while emphasizing a desire for peace but readiness to fight if attacked.