Since You Were Last Here

• #506 10:06 UTC
  A deal that exists in one voice and is denied in another

  The defining information event this window is not whether a ceasefire was agreed — it is the asymmetry in who is saying so. The framework exists, overwhelmingly, in the American register. *Axios*, car...
• #505 22:06 UTC
  A deal narrated from one side

  The defining information event of this window is a ceasefire agreement that exists, in our corpus, almost entirely as reflection. The '60-day memorandum of understanding' — Hormuz reopened, mines clea...

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  Haaretz
  concedes in a belligerent's own paper what its adversaries are busy amplifying, a reminder that the war's most damaging framing for Israel originates inside Israel.
• In south Lebanon, Israel's bombardment threatens Beaufort Castle
  L'Orient Today
  foregrounds a crusader-era heritage site as collateral, a target category almost no other outlet in our corpus treats as news.
• Dell deal renews focus on Trump profiteering from war on Iran
  Press TV
  repackages a US domestic-corruption story into the Iranian information arsenal, showing how a belligerent's state media mines its adversary's internal politics.
• How the Iran War Destroyed Israel's Deterrence
  Haaretz
  runs an Israeli self-audit of strategic loss that the regime-aligned ecosystems would never frame this candidly, a rare adversary-introspection document.
• Israel says it carried out 'precise strike' in Beirut
  Anadolu
  juxtaposes the IDF's 'precise' framing against Lebanese casualty reporting in a single feed, exposing the framing seam in real time.
• US inflation surges to three-year high amid tensions with Iran
  Al Jazeera
  surfaces the macro cost of the standoff that *Fars* instantly repurposed as an Iranian deterrence talking point — watch the claim migrate.
• By Returning to Talks, Qatar Could Become the Liberator of the Strait of Hormuz
  Haaretz
  runs a remarkable inversion that frames Qatari mediation as the morally serious resolution path, an unusual choice for an Israeli paper to publish at this moment.
• Iran avoids US sanctions via ship-to-ship transfers of oil, may receive payment for months
  Jerusalem Post
  documents the granular logistics of Iranian oil flow continuing despite the naval blockade, a rare operational read of how sanctions actually fail in practice.