⚡️⭕️ URGENT APPEAL TO ACTION: HELP LEBANON. The Naseroon Network that built 2 camps and over 300 tents in Gaza is now working in Lebanon and needs our help as there are over 250,000 Lebanese refugees who are stranded in the streets in addition to the 750,000 others who are in schools, centers, and appartments. The Lebanese Government still does not consider itself at war and does not see any refugee issues happening, so we are the only ones who can help Lebanon collectively together. Naseroon has it's own group of volunteers but they also work with existing organizations that are effective by financing them and helping them too, they are building a network to make help the most effective as possible. Naseroon is still operating in Gaza as we speek and helping thousands. Please help them, thank you. Counting on you.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 15:41–16:44 UTC Gaza: at least 7 killed since dawn, including a couple in an Al-Shifa-area strike and a 15-year-old in Khan Yunis; 3 more wounded by Israeli tank fire on displaced tents in Rafah's Mawasi. • South Lebanon: Israeli strikes, artillery shelling and large explosions reported in Adchit al-Qusayr, Beit Yahoun, Iqlim al-Tuffah, Baraashit and Konin; tanks seen moving near Beit Yahoun and Hadata, flares dropped over Zebqin. • Iran's IRGC Brig. Gen. Javani says Tehran has technology to hit US bases outside the region and warns vital Hormuz cables won't be safe if Iran's infrastructure is targeted; Armed Forces Chief of Staff Abdollahi vows a tougher response to any new "foolishness." • Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf says Washington must meet Iran's seven conditions to rebuild trust, accuses the Trump administration of violating their understanding and escalating threats. • Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir, meeting Iranian officials in Tehran, says the Iran-Pakistan border has fully reopened after a "temporary, technical" closure. • US Secretary of War Hegseth says forces are "well prepared to operate in Iran" after visiting Army Central Command pilots. • Yemen: Al Mayadeen correspondent says Saudi aircraft struck fishermen a second time as they tried to flee an earlier raid off Dhubab's coast, killing survivors. • Air navigation reportedly halted at Jeddah airport, cause unclear.

🎥 Iran's Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Major General Rezaei says no enriched nuclear material will leave Iran; Pakistan Army Commander Asim Munir declares Iran-Pakistan border reopened.

🎥 Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces says if the enemy commits "any foolishness," they will face a heavier response. He visited army drone production lines and highlighted the armed forces' drone advancements.

📰 Bloomberg: The feud between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy is compromising Ukraine's ability to defend itself, raising NATO concerns about resolving their conflict.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 14:43–15:41 UTC Iran's Navy says a fire broke out on a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz's southern passage after it ignored warnings and tried to cross a prohibited zone with tracking off; US Central Command says Iran is "desperately" trying to target ships there but the strait remains open. • Israel's Defense Minister Katz warns any shooting or drone launches toward Israel will draw a "strong response" targeting Beirut's southern suburbs (Dahiyeh); Netanyahu vows to "eliminate the Iranian regime" if re-elected, while a senior Israeli official says no preemptive strike on Iran is planned before elections unless Iran attacks first. • Gaza: 3 wounded by Israeli gunfire in Rafah's Mawasi area; Israeli drone strike hits Al-Bureij refugee camp. • South Lebanon: Israeli strike hits Al-Qantara; large explosion reported in Adchit al-Qusayr. • Yemen's Foreign Ministry condemns Saudi Arabia's execution of a group of Arabian Peninsula detainees as a "criminal act"; Sanaa forces claim a cross-border raid killing Saudi and Pakistani soldiers, and Saudi warplanes reportedly struck a telecoms network in Saada's Saqayn district. • Qatar and Pakistan reportedly propose to Washington releasing $6bn in frozen Iranian funds in exchange for IAEA access to nuclear sites; Brent crude drops about $5 to $106/barrel on talk of US-Iran negotiations. • US reportedly sending a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East, per Israeli and US media; Hebrew Channel 15 says the Trump administration recently came close to approving a strike on Iran. • Iran's Tasnim cites a security source alleging Ukraine has deployed drone-specialist forces near Iran, including in Iraqi Kurdistan, calling it part of hostile NATO/European moves against Tehran.

⚡️🚨 Eight fishermen killed in Saudi airstrikes on fishing boats off the Al-Kadahah coast in Dhubab district, western Yemen, according to Al Mayadeen correspondent.

⚡️🚨 Seven killed and multiple wounded in Israeli strikes across Gaza since this morning, according to Al Mayadeen correspondent in the sector.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 13:41–14:43 UTC Gaza: at least 8 Palestinians killed in fresh Israeli strikes across the Strip since morning, per medics — hit include Jabalia, Nuseirat, Al-Zawaida cemetery and Mawasi tents in Rafah, with several wounded. • Israel Hayom cites Qatari reports of a US-Iran initial agreement to resume talks, including partial release of $6bn in frozen Iranian funds; a senior Iranian official tells Reuters Tehran believes Washington wants to resume strikes to break the deadlock. • South Lebanon: Israeli artillery shells Majdal Zoun and machine-gun fire targets Kfar Shuba's outskirts; drone seen over Harouf. • Israel's Defense Minister Katz says Hezbollah will face a "severe blow" if it joins any Iranian attack, and Israel is prepared for a further incursion into Nabatieh and Litani areas. • Yemen's Armed Forces say they launched a drone attack on targets in Riyadh; sirens reportedly sounded in the Saudi capital. • Al Mayadeen reports the March 2023 Iraq-Iran-Kurdistan security pact requires disarming Iranian separatist groups, with 4-5 groups still active near the Iran-Iraq border. • Reuters: Netanyahu's spokesperson confirms he met US Secretary of War Hegseth in Israel on Monday.

🎥 Iran's Army Navy reports discovering a tanker on fire in the southern corridor of the Strait of Hormuz after it turned off tracking systems and violated the prohibited area despite warnings.

⚡️⭕️Trump on Iran: We can win the war tomorrow. Frankly, we can withdraw today.

⚡️ Zionist journalist "Yossi Eli": - Among the settlers who assaulted the Washington Post photographer is a reserve soldier who, about a year ago, ran over a Palestinian while he was praying. - The soldier was released after the hit-and-run incident and no indictment was filed against him, despite his involvement in another incident during which he opened fire in a Palestinian village. - He was re-arrested yesterday along with ten other suspects, on suspicion of involvement in the recent assaults, including the assault on the Washington Post photographer and on foreign diplomats.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 12:44–13:41 UTC Gaza: 22 bodies recovered from under the rubble of a bombed chalet in Nuseirat to be buried in Gaza City; fresh Israeli fire kills a Palestinian in Al-Zaytoun's Samouni area and wounds others near Al-Sawarah cemetery and in Nuseirat and Mawasi. • Red Cross Director-General calls Gaza's humanitarian situation "catastrophic," citing severe lack of food and water; Ramallah government warns of "serious" fallout from the World Food Programme halting aid to roughly half a million Palestinians over funding shortfalls. • Qatar and Pakistan reportedly present a "middle ground" proposal, approved by both the US and Iran, to prevent escalation and resume nuclear talks, including a response on Iran's frozen funds, carried by Pakistan's Army Chief. • South Lebanon: Israeli artillery shells the outskirts of Meifadoun; UNIFIL says it continues field operations as the UN Security Council weighs options for a post-UNIFIL phase. • Lebanon-Israel technical military talks reportedly begin at US Central Command headquarters in Tampa. • Bloomberg, citing maritime security officials, says Iran has shifted toward using more missiles than drones to target ships at sea. • Turkey's Defense Minister says Turkish forces will stay in Syria and Iraq "until border security is guaranteed." • Red Cross says it is also working to draw attention to escalation in Yemen and the humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

🗞 Middle East roundup — 11:40–12:44 UTC Gaza: multiple Palestinians killed by Israeli fire in Al-Zaytoun/Al-Samouni and north of Nuseirat, including children, per local medics; Reuters cites senior Iranian sources saying Tehran is preparing for confrontation with the US and Israel rather than a deal. • South Lebanon: repeated Israeli airstrikes and artillery hit Kafr Tibnit, Baraashit and Al-Qantara; Baraashit municipality says it contacted the Lebanese Army after a phone threat to evacuate a home. • Netanyahu warns Iran and Hezbollah of "a blow you have not imagined" and says Israel, not an Iranian strike, will determine Iran's fate; National Security Minister Ben Gvir says he wants to dismantle the Palestinian Authority and change army rules of engagement. • Reuters, citing Iranian officials, says Tehran is deliberately prolonging nuclear talks to deny Trump a win before the US midterms. • West Bank: Israeli forces arrest a released prisoner in Awarta and close the Al-Lubban Al-Sharqiya village entrance south of Nablus; settlers install a gate isolating about 700 Palestinians in Silwan's Wadi al-Rababa; a settler reportedly hurt in clashes in Silwad. • Gaza's Government Media Office appeals to Arab and Islamic states to help break the blockade, warning of "catastrophic" consequences of halted aid to half a million people; Kerem Shalom reportedly saw over 30 aid/commercial trucks enter. • Iraq: reported failed assassination attempt on the Popular Mobilization Forces' 63rd Brigade commander in Tuz Khurmatu; Iran's ambassador says the Iraq-Iran deal targets groups opposing the Islamic Revolution. • Yemen's military media says footage is coming at 4pm of Saudi-backed forces being pushed from Jabal Han, west of Taiz.

🔴Syria: The Israeli occupation army infiltrates near the Flowers Nursery west of the city of Peace in the Quneitra countryside

🗞 Middle East roundup — 10:42–11:40 UTC Riyadh's Kingdom Center Tower evacuated and shifted to remote work after Yemen's warnings of attacks on the Saudi capital, Iranian state media report; tenants reportedly include Merrill Lynch, McKinsey and the IMF. • Iran's Armed Forces Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Ali Abdollahi warns any new war against Iran "will engulf everyone," says Iran sees no difference between US political parties, and blames the US military presence for regional insecurity. • Netanyahu warns Iran and Hezbollah against attacking Israel, vowing "a blow you have not imagined." • Israel's Finance Minister Smotrich says Israel "will not give" Mohammed bin Salman anything for free, per Israeli media. • US oil prices jump over 5% on supply fears tied to the conflict. • Iran's army legal deputy Brig. Gen. Moslem Yaqoubi again demands Qatar document the fate of Iranian pilots it holds, calling them "alive" and citing Red Cross follow-up. • Iran and Iraq agree armed separatist-group members must leave Iraqi Kurdistan or be handed to Tehran, Iran's ambassador to Baghdad says. • West Bank: Israeli forces bring mobile homes into the old Sanur camp near Jenin for a new settlement outpost; settlers under army escort storm Sebastia's archaeological site near Nablus.

⚡️🚨 UK Maritime Trade Operations reports military engagement with oil tanker 121 nautical miles east of Duqm, Oman. The incident occurred in a key shipping corridor amid regional tensions.

📰 Reuters: Iran is prolonging nuclear talks in a stalemate, seeking to influence US midterm elections rather than reach a deal to end the conflict, according to officials.

🎥 Brigadier General Muslim Yaqoubi, Army's legal deputy, says Iran considers the Iranian pilots "alive" and demands Qatar provide documentation. Iran is pursuing accountability through international authorities and the Red Cross.

🎥 Iran's National Security Commission Spokesperson Qashqavi: "If they are going to create problems for our people with sanctions, we will also create problems for them." Regional countries must include Iran in security arrangements, he adds.

📰 Bloomberg: UK Prime Minister has asked the Royal Air Force to fly defensive missions to protect Saudi Arabia from Houthi attacks, according to British officials.