The morning headlines focused on the operational imminence of a U.S. strike against Iran, with editors highlighting a Saturday window for action following the collapse of Geneva talks. Media reports detailed a massive American aerial and naval buildup, described as the largest since 2003, while Polish and European authorities began emergency evacuations from Tehran. By early afternoon, editorial priority shifted to the inaugural 'Board of Peace' summit in Washington. Editors emphasized the optics of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar seated with Qatari officials and reports of a planned permanent U.S. military base in Gaza. During the summit, President Trump issued a specific ten-day ultimatum to Iran to reach a nuclear deal, later adjusted to fifteen days, warning of 'bad things' if Tehran refuses to comply. The evening cycle introduced a domestic legal crisis, as the High Court issued a conditional order against Justice Minister Levin and mandated the establishment of a pluralistic prayer space at the Western Wall, sparking immediate coalition backlash.