Group 1 - Hamas political bureau member Ghazi Hamad stated that the organization is not afraid of threats from U.S. President Trump regarding war and will not accept directives on how to handle Israeli hostages [1] - Hamad emphasized that the real perpetrators of the deaths of Israeli hostages are Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and his aggressive actions, asserting that anyone wishing to release the hostages must compel Netanyahu to reach an exchange agreement and cease hostilities [1] Group 2 - This appearance marks the first public sighting of Ghazi Hamad since the Israeli attack on Qatar, where he was a high-profile target [2] - Hamad revealed that during the Israeli attack, his team was in a meeting with negotiation representatives and advisors present, and they heard a massive explosion shortly after reviewing a U.S. ceasefire proposal for Gaza [2] - He described the attack as "very intense" and "terrifying," noting that approximately 12 missiles were launched in under a minute, but they managed to survive the assault [2]

Group 1: Gaza Conflict - Israeli military claims to have controlled over 65% of the Gaza Strip [1] - Approximately 100 armed targets were hit by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza [1] - Hamas has submitted a "positive response" to the US-mediated ceasefire proposal and is ready to negotiate the implementation mechanism [1] Group 2: Israel-Iran Conflict - Israeli Defense Minister states that the current task of the military is to develop a plan to ensure Iran cannot pose a threat to Israel again [2] - For security reasons, the United Nations has withdrawn its verification personnel from Iran [2] - Israel describes its military actions against Iran as a "historic turning point" in national security [2] - According to the Washington Post, Europe is pushing for nuclear negotiations with Iran, but hopes for an agreement are dim [2] - The first international flight since the outbreak of the Israel-Iran conflict has landed at Tehran Airport [2]