The morning was dominated by the White House's official unveiling of the 'Gaza Board of Peace,' a governing body intended to manage post-war reconstruction. Editors highlighted the unexpected inclusion of Turkish and Qatari representatives alongside Israeli businessman Yakir Gabai, noting the potential for this board to bypass United Nations authority. By early afternoon, attention shifted to the brutal reality inside Iran as the internet returned. Media reported mass casualties, 'body warehouses,' and allegations of chemical weapon use against protesters. This sparked a rhetorical escalation between Washington and Tehran; President Trump called for regime change while Ayatollah Khamenei labeled Trump a 'criminal.' The evening saw a sharp diplomatic rupture as Prime Minister Netanyahu issued a rare, public rebuke of the White House. Editors prioritized Netanyahu’s assertion that the board's composition was uncoordinated and 'contradicts Israeli policy.' Late reports suggested the U.S. had deliberately excluded the Prime Minister from the planning process, marking a significant fracture in the bilateral relationship.
