Israel Hayom reports on the agreement between Netanyahu and Trump regarding Gaza: Israel and the U.S. insist that disarmament must occur within two months. The discussions between Trump and Netanyahu included a plan for the demilitarization of Gaza, which entails the complete destruction of all tunnels.
Should Hamas reject the new ceasefire proposal, the initiative will fall to Israel and its military. The newspaper also emphasizes the unrest in Iran, sensationalizing the protests: ‘The Revolution’s Breeze? Protests are spreading across Iran.’Ma’ariv also highlights the chaos in Iran, portraying it as a nation in turmoil that issues threats. Tehran responded sharply to the U.S. President’s comments regarding potential military action, warning that any aggressive move would face a comprehensive and severe response. Anti-government protests in Iran have intensified amid worsening economic conditions.
Yedioth Ahronoth describes the protests in Iran as a mythic exaggeration, claiming demonstrations involve hundreds of thousands of participants: ‘Protests have spread in Iran, and a curfew has been declared in the capital, Tehran.’ Hundreds of thousands are reportedly demanding the overthrow of the government, with students joining the protests. Security forces are firing tear gas and sound grenades while suppressing violence. The President has adopted a conciliatory tone, ordering dialogue with the protesters. Israel is closely monitoring these developments.Haaretz notes the ongoing concerns among Israeli leaders regarding Gaza. Israel is apprehensive that Trump may obstruct efforts to dismantle Hamas. According to the Israeli delegation Trump did not address questions that troubled the Israeli side. Netanyahu’s associates estimate that Trump will allow reconstruction efforts in Gaza to commence before the demilitarization and destruction of tunnels.
