Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces that Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer will soon step down from his role but will continue to handle several important matters.

<p>Activists on the international flotilla to Gaza claimed that several of their ships were attacked by unidentified vessels, some of which sailed without lights. This was stated in a post published on Telegram.</p><p>According to the announcement, the vessels later moved away, and the participants activated "security procedures" for fear of a possible interception.</p><p>It was also noted that drone activity above the flotilla increases as it approaches its destination.</p>

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov said, “If you believe that it is possible to make mistakes, then you can believe that it is also possible to make amends.”

Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen claim missile strike on Dutch cargo ship Minervagracht in Gulf of Aden, which injured two crew members.

<p>Sources within the murderous terror organization Hamas in the Gaza Strip told the <i>Al-Sharq Al-Awsat</i> newspaper that “some senior figures in the organization have informed the leadership abroad that it should consider the proposal positively to end the war,” and that “there is also support for this from the leadership of the military wing.”</p><p>However, according to the same sources, there is another stance within Hamas claiming that “the plan is a deception, and the United States is interested in securing a personal achievement for Trump, along with the return of the hostages only, and then continuing the war in other ways,” leading them to oppose the proposal.</p>

Sen. Lindsey Graham says Hamas must accept Trump’s Gaza peace plan or face consequences, urging Qatar to expel Hamas leaders if they reject the deal Israel has already endorsed.

<p>Bloomberg reported that Boeing will be awarded a $123 million contract to replace the 14 bunker-busting bombs that the US dropped on Iran's Natanz and Fordow nuclear facilities in June.</p>

<p>It was reported in Ukraine that a Ukrainian Antonov An-124 cargo plane landed at Ben Gurion Airport, loaded an unmarked 12-meter container and took off.</p><p>According to reports, similar containers have been identified in the past as carrying air defense batteries.</p>