A security official commented on the heavy bombardment of the Gaza Strip, which began at 2:00 a.m., saying that they were sending a message to Hamas: "This is the last chance to reach a deal before Operation Gideon's Wagons begins and before a major expansion of the fighting." The same source added that these attacks constitute a preemptive strike ahead of a large-scale ground maneuver by infantry and armored forces.

The Syrian government has begun taking action against Palestinian factions present on its territory. The United States directed this request to Syria because Palestinian factions, "especially Islamic Jihad," were planning to use Syrian territory to carry out military operations against Israel.

Israel announced that Operation Gideon's Wagons will begin toward the end of Trump's visit. The deadline for the deal is approaching.

The army is preparing to send 70,000 soldiers to the Gaza Strip as the start of Operation Gideon.

93 martyrs and more than 200 wounded as a result of the occupation's massacres and targeting of civilians in the Gaza Strip since dawn today.

We will continue to prevent hostile activity in the ports that were attacked The Israeli army again warns those present in the ports to evacuate the area

We attacked two Houthi ports, and this is just the beginning.

If the Houthis continue firing missiles at us, they will receive painful blows, and we will target Abdul-Malik al-Houthi.

The Israeli military issues an ultimatum: "If no progress is made in the negotiations, we will turn things around within approximately the next 24 hours."

Qatari mediators believed that the Israeli negotiating team did not come for serious negotiations and did not offer anything new.

The IDF and its spokesperson cannot lie and claim that nothing entered Gaza—the political echelon relies on their statements—and in the end, it turns out that two tankers carrying diesel fuel entered the Strip.