Multiple newspapers reported severe Israeli attacks across Gaza, with dozens killed in morning raids including at a school in Daraj neighborhood. The WHO Director warned Gaza was on the brink of famine amid a collapsing health system.

By afternoon, 87 Palestinians had been killed and 290 injured within 24 hours, with reports indicating 326 deaths from malnutrition and medication shortages under siege conditions.

Diplomatic pressure intensified as Britain suspended free trade talks with Israel, summoned its ambassador, and imposed sanctions on settlers involved in West Bank violence. The European Union announced a review of its partnership agreement with Israel.

Negotiations in Doha appeared to collapse, with Hamas claiming no "real negotiations" had occurred since Saturday. Netanyahu ordered the withdrawal of most of Israel's negotiation team, leaving only limited technical staff in Qatar. An Israeli foreign ministry official reportedly described European diplomatic moves as a "tsunami."