Morning headlines focused on the Trump administration’s formalization of the 'Peace Council,' specifically the mandatory $1 billion contribution required for participating nations and the consolidation of American control over Gaza's financial architecture. Editors noted a sharp escalation in diplomatic friction as Israeli officials attacked Jared Kushner, accusing him of bypassing Prime Minister Netanyahu to implement 'Phase Two' of the transition plan. By midday, editorial priority shifted to the administrative transition within Gaza. Ali Shaath officially signed the mandate for the National Committee to manage the Strip’s civil affairs, a move supported by the Palestinian Authority and conditionally by Islamic Jihad, despite Israeli security warnings that the plan empowers Hamas. Evening coverage was dominated by reports of renewed Israeli military mobilization for a potential full-scale re-occupation of the Gaza Strip and significant land confiscations in the West Bank near Salfit. Simultaneously, regional tensions spiked following Iranian warnings that any attack on its leadership would trigger total war.