⌨The second day of ceasefire revealed the scale of destruction, with civil defense reporting 10,000 bodies still under rubble and 2,840 bodies completely destroyed. Morning assessments showed 92% of Gaza homes damaged or destroyed, with 70% of roads demolished and 60% water infrastructure disrupted.
By afternoon, Qatar announced establishing a land bridge for fuel supply, while Palestinian police resumed operations to facilitate aid distribution. The total casualty count reached 47,035 dead and 111,091 injured. Netanyahu refused to publish complete agreement terms, specifically omitting aid and withdrawal clauses.
Evening brought reports of continued settler violence in West Bank areas, while Hamas announced the second phase of prisoner exchange would begin Saturday. Finance Minister Smotrich threatened to topple Netanyahu's government if the second phase proceeds.