Palestinian media reported 40 martyrs amid intensified airstrikes in Rafah and Shuja'iyya, with Israel acknowledging two soldiers killed in Gaza operations. The morning's diplomatic focus centered on Trump "cutting off" communication with Netanyahu, potentially announcing a comprehensive Gaza solution before his regional visit. US officials reportedly pressuring Israel to reach a Gaza deal by May 13.

By afternoon, Yemen launched a missile strike against Israel, causing explosions that disrupted Ben Gurion Airport operations and spread panic among settlers. The attack follows Yemen's ongoing campaign against Israel despite Trump's ceasefire announcement three days prior.

In Nablus, Israeli forces killed two Palestinian militants after a siege, while in Gaza, four Palestinians died in an Israeli strike on UNRWA headquarters in Jabalia camp. Al-Qassam Brigades released footage of ambushes against Israeli forces in eastern Rafah, described as "gates of hell" operations.

Aid concerns intensified with WHO warning medical supplies nearly depleted in Gaza.