Patients in Gaza continue to die due to severe healthcare shortages, according to the Ministry of Health, as the situation worsens amid ongoing conflict. The ministry’s statement highlights the deteriorating conditions in the region, despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that new talks with Iran would begin on Monday. (aljazeera.com)

Iran has denied Trump’s assertion that negotiations would start soon, rejecting the idea that a breakthrough is imminent. The country has consistently maintained that it will not engage in dialogue under the current circumstances, according to reports from Iranian state media. (peopledaily.digital)

Meanwhile, Israel has expressed concerns to the U.S. about the proposed Gaza plan, signaling a growing divide between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The plan, which aims to address the humanitarian crisis, faces resistance from Israeli officials who believe it undermines security. (torontosun.com)

In a separate development, global oil prices fell after Trump called off planned attacks on Iran, shifting focus toward diplomatic efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The move has also influenced financial markets, with the Pakistan Stock Exchange rising sharply on the news. (dawn.com)