The day was dominated by the US-Iran standoff. In the morning, Iran announced it had rejected the US ceasefire proposal, and Trump called the response 'unacceptable.' By early afternoon, Trump threatened to resume 'Project Freedom' to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, calling the ceasefire 'on life support.' Senior White House officials indicated Trump was leaning toward renewing military operations. Meanwhile, Hezbollah drone strikes killed an Israeli reservist near the Lebanon border and wounded three soldiers, while a separate drone attack targeted an Iron Dome battery. Domestically, a shooting in Ramle left a woman dead and three wounded; the suspect, her husband, was arrested. The EU approved sanctions on 'violent settlers' in the West Bank, drawing Israeli condemnation. Netanyahu clashed with Mossad chief Barnea over the appointment of Roman Gofman, with Barnea's letter warning of 'great risk' published.