Editors led with Trump's announcement of a 'historic agreement' to disarm Hamas and establish a new governing body in Gaza. By morning, Hamas and other factions conditioned disarmament on full Israeli withdrawal and an end to assassinations, while Israeli violations continued with shelling and home demolitions. Midday coverage shifted to the release of a 15-point draft detailing the second phase: governance, weapons collection by a Palestinian body, and reconstruction. Hamas described the deal as 'painful' but prioritized saving Gaza. Afternoon reports highlighted Israeli insistence on holding the current 'yellow line' until full disarmament, and settler violence in Nablus. By evening, the Peace Council stated the agreement was ready for implementation within two weeks, with a Cairo follow-up meeting expected. The day's editorial focus remained on the fragile diplomatic framework, even as airstrikes killed one Palestinian and destroyed a residential block.