Editors opened the day with a cascade of reports on a regional deception plot: an Arab state advised another to sign a peace agreement with Israel as a prelude to war, a story carried by multiple outlets from early morning. By midday, attention shifted to Iran's claim that the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defense pact signals a shift away from US reliance, covered extensively by The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post. In the afternoon, a powerful earthquake in Colombia dominated breaking news, with casualty figures rising through the evening. However, the late-day editorial priority pivoted to two major diplomatic developments: Colombia's recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and the revelation of a secret US-Syria-IAEA-Israel agreement to neutralize a Syrian nuclear site. Domestic politics, including Likud primaries and Netanyahu's controversial reserved slot for an entrepreneur who insulted Trump, remained secondary throughout.