Palestinian media reported that Iran and Israel exchanged massive missile strikes before Trump announced a ceasefire agreement by dawn. Iran's final barrage killed eight Israeli settlers in Beer Sheva, while Trump later accused both sides of violating the ceasefire within hours.
Gaza dominated coverage as Israeli forces killed 94 Palestinians, including 60 waiting for aid distributions. Sources described these as calculated "death traps," with total casualties from aid-seeking reaching 516 since May 27. Palestinian resistance conducted a compound ambush in Khan Younis, killing between 3-8 Israeli soldiers according to varying reports.
Qatar expressed hope for resuming Gaza ceasefire negotiations within two days, while German and French officials called for immediate Gaza ceasefire. Al-Aqsa Mosque reopened after 12 days of Israeli closure. American assessments suggested Iran's nuclear program was set back months rather than destroyed, contradicting earlier claims of complete elimination.