Egypt's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Israeli media reports regarding the concept of "Greater Israel," demanding clarifications and describing such notions as a rejection of peace efforts in the region and an insistence on escalation. Palestinian factions gathered in Cairo emphasized the urgent need for an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire, lifting the blockade on Gaza, and ensuring humanitarian aid access. They expressed full support for peace initiatives that meet their national demands, including ending the aggression, Israeli military withdrawal, and lifting the siege. The factions also warned against Israeli plans to Judaize the West Bank and called on Egypt to host an emergency national meeting of all Palestinian forces to establish a unified strategy to confront Israeli plans. Pakistan's Foreign Office strongly condemned and rejected Israeli statements alluding to the creation of "Greater Israel" and the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. Jordan's Minister of Government Communications described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks on "Greater Israel" as a blatant provocation to neighboring countries. A joint statement from 31 Arab and Muslim-majority countries condemned Netanyahu's comments, labeling them a direct threat to Arab national security, state sovereignty, and regional and international peace and security. The statement also reaffirmed rejection of the ongoing aggression, mass atrocities, ethnic cleansing, and called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Meanwhile, Israeli forces continued bombardment in Gaza, including demolitions in the Zeitoun neighborhood, as Palestinian factions pursued ceasefire and humanitarian aid efforts in Cairo.