Italian editors prioritized the shifting rhetoric of President Trump regarding Iran. In the morning, headlines reported his claims of a pending agreement and regime change in Tehran, alongside Spain's decision to close its airspace to conflict-related flights. This followed the previous day's military raids and the diplomatic spat over Cardinal Pizzaballa’s access to the Holy Sepulchre, which was restored by midday. By afternoon, editorial focus pivoted to Trump’s ultimatum to destroy the Kharg Island oil terminal and Iranian energy infrastructure if a deal is not reached immediately. Domestic attention simultaneously centered on the "Bisteccheria" investigation, as the Antimafia commission summoned former undersecretary Andrea Delmastro over alleged mafia money laundering. This led to the evening resignation of Piedmontese assessor Elena Chiorino. The day concluded with reporting on the Knesset’s approval of the death penalty for Palestinian prisoners and the deaths of three UNIFIL peacekeepers in Lebanon, signaling a further hardening of regional positions.