The day began with reports of Netanyahu's coalition fracturing over Haredi conscription, and details emerging about Iran's successful penetration of Israel's air defense. By mid-morning, editorial attention shifted dramatically to the Syrian border. Israeli Druze leaders called for action, culminating in reports of hundreds breaching the border into Syria, with Prime Minister Netanyahu warning against the danger. Simultaneously, Israel intensified its response, conducting multiple airstrikes in Damascus against Syrian regime targets, including the General Staff headquarters. In the afternoon, a significant political development occurred: Shas ministers withdrew from government posts but pledged to remain in the coalition, aiming to grant the Prime Minister time for the conscription law. Reports emerged later of a potential ceasefire in Syria, with US involvement in de-escalation efforts, though violations were also noted.