Iran announced it had ended its initial wave of attacks on Israel after the two sides exchanged fire, the first such exchange since the April ceasefire. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the 'fire on that front is contained.' According to tbsnews.net, Iran launched missiles at Israel in retaliation for Israeli strikes in Lebanon and claimed to have hit an Israeli facility in Haifa. Tbsnews.net also reported that Israel struck Iranian air defence systems in a large-scale strike. Bluesky reported that Israeli strikes hit Beirut despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire and resulted in at least seven Palestinian deaths in Gaza. Apnews.com reported that Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed an attack on Israel and that a large missile fragment was seen wedged in the ground near Jericho in the occupied West Bank. Ms.now reported that a missile launched from Yemen was detected by Israel and that Saudi Arabia sounded air warning sirens near a U.S. military base. President Donald Trump demanded that Israel and Iran immediately stop shooting and asserted authority over the situation, according to nbcnews.com. Tbsnews.net reported that Trump said the escalation won't affect U.S.-Iran peace talks. Aljazeera reported that analysts say both Iran and Israel are pushing the ceasefire to its limits while seeking greater leverage. DailySabah reported that Iran warned it would resume strikes if Israel continues its attacks. NBCNews.com reported that Israel warned it would respond with force if Iran attacks again.