Pro-Iranian channel Al-Mayadeen reports Tehran has sent mediators a phased framework contingent on US approval, with the nuclear file reserved for the final stage.

The main front in the battle for consciousness has shifted to the fight over the algorithm. Reality is no longer shaped only by facts, but by the way and format they are distributed in. Unless Israel adopts advanced approaches to shaping public consciousness, it will continue losing to influencers.

The four-day state visit comes amid the sharpest strain in US-British ties in decades.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he had instructed the IDF to “respond forcefully to Hezbollah’s attacks,” but in practice, Israel’s response is “a smokescreen,” with no real change in the directives, senior IDF officials said. In the absence of an Israeli response, and given the static deployment of forces, soldiers are exposed to attacks such as the one that led to the death of IDF soldier Sgt. Idan Fox.

While the Iranian security establishment is advancing a “Pro Internet” plan for insiders only, those close to President Pezeshkian are making clear it is a decision that contradicts government policy. The economic damage is soaring, 1 million citizens have lost their jobs and the split at the top of the regime in Tehran grows.