Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani:

If Israel wants to be secure, it should respect other countries.

Donald Trump continues his war against the American political establishment, asking his supporters to not recommend him people like “Dumb as a Rock” John Bolton or "Disloyal Warmonger" Dick Cheney.

State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Alexander Volfovich:

The West plans to seize the border region of Belarus with the help of extremists and overthrow the current government in the country.

For this purpose, members of various extremist groups consisting of Belarusian radicals are already being trained on the territory of Ukraine.

The training processes are being managed by the command and coordination center "Pospolite Rus" in Poland.

Trump's National Security Adviser Mike Waltz:

Hamas will not continue as an armed entity and of course will not rule Gaza.

Waltz:

We are with the Israelis if they need to go back to war.

Israeli media report Netanyahu assured ministers the "Gaza war would resume" after the deal’s first phase, despite U.S. claims it aims for a permanent truce.

Russian soldier's nighmare: Bomb drops, FPV drone explodes, another dives in, all captured by an overhead drone.

Ukrainian shotgun-drone in action again.

Terror group PKK/YPG/SDF continues to violate international law by recruiting child soldiers in Syria.

Turkish Airlines says it will not transport Israeli or Iranian citizens to Syria following a decision by Syrian authorities.

NEW: Netenyahu's Office:

Hamas reneges on agreements, causing a last-minute crisis blocking the deal.

Israel won’t schedule a cabinet meeting until mediators confirm Hamas has approved all agreement details.

German MoD and Bundeswehr suspended activity on Elon Musk’s platform X, citing "difficulty in engaging in objective debate."

Post-ceasefire: Death toll in Gaza exceeds 71, with over 200 injured.

Here's the key details of Israel-Hamas Gaza Ceasefire Deal.

France completes troop withdrawal from Chad.

Chinese automakers are eyeing two Volkswagen (VW) factories in Germany slated for closure, potentially boosting China’s influence in Germany’s automotive sector.

Such deals would need Beijing’s approval due to their sensitivity.

Despite tensions, with German Foreign Minister Baerbock calling China a “systemic rival” and Xi Jinping a “dictator,” Chinese officials are urging Germany to ensure a fair business environment.

Selling the plants could help VW avoid costly shutdowns.

Source: Reuters

Israeli source speaking to Al Arabiya:

Israel will not withdraw from the Philadelphi Corridor.