US president says both nations will initiate staggered ceasefire over 24 hours, calling the agreement a show of 'stamina, courage and intelligence' that prevented a wider regional war; Vance: 'Opportunity to restart a real peace process'

Following the Iran-Israel ceasefire, opposition leader Maryam Rajavi urged Iranians to overthrow Ayatollah Khamenei’s regime; While calls for regime change grow, divisions persist among opposition groups, and analysts remain uncertain whether a popular uprising is likely or imminent inside Iran

Trump intervenes to halt Israeli strikes after Iran violates ceasefire, exposing diplomatic tensions and strategic misalignments between Washington and Jerusalem; fails to condemn Iranian actions

Sirens warn of missile fire to northern Israel; Netanyahu says all war objectives acchieved, including removing existential threats from nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles; Ben-Gurion airport prepares to resume regular operations

Despite long-standing ties to Iran, Shiite militias in Iraq are holding fire, wary of domestic backlash and reluctant to risk retaliation by Israel or the US

Israeli officials warn of Lebanon-style response if Iran resumes nuclear or missile work; US intel casts doubt on Trump’s claim of total destruction of Iran’s program

In his first statement since start of ceasefire, the prime minister declared that Israel had destroyed Iran's nuclear project: 'We have removed two existential threats, and in one fell swoop we have also eliminated the senior command and the scientists'; He praised Trump despite their charged conversation: 'Israel has never had a greater friend than him in the White House'

The world was shocked by the president's angry statements toward Israel, which involved swearing in front of the cameras: 'Trump watched coverage of the ceasefire brokered into the night - and was angry,' reported CNN ; Germany's Bild emphasized: 'He did not criticize Iran'; Reuters reminds that the Gaza war continues