The Israeli military said it had intercepted a missile fired from Yemen towards Israel, and sirens sounded in many parts of Israel.

Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The Swiss Embassy in Tehran has reopened after being temporarily closed on June 20.

1. Signing the "Big and Beautiful" Tax and Spending Bill on "Independence Day" --U.S. President Trump signed the "Big and Beautiful" tax and spending bill at the White House on the 4th as part of the U.S. "Independence Day" celebration. On the same day, protests against the Trump administration's immigration, economic and diplomatic policies were held in many places across the United States. 2. Signing a tariff letter to 12 countries will be sent on July 7 --U.S. President Trump said on Friday that he had signed trade letters to 12 countries, outlining the different tariff levels their goods imported into the United States will face, and these letters will be sent on Monday. 3. New sanctions against Russia may be imposed, calling Putin a "professional" in dealing with sanctions --U.S. President Trump: Russian President Putin is worried about sanctions. Sanctions were discussed with Putin on the phone, and Putin may have realized that sanctions were about to happen, and he is a professional. 4. Reiterate that Iran's nuclear program has been permanently destroyed, but Iran may restart it elsewhere --U.S. President Trump said he would discuss Iran with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Iran's nuclear program has been permanently blocked, but they may restart it in different locations. 5. While suspending aid to Ukraine, Trump expressed his willingness to provide assistance in the field of prevention and control -A Ukrainian official and a person familiar with the matter said that Trump told Ukrainian President Zelensky in a call on Friday that the United States hopes to help Ukraine with air defense due to escalating Russian attacks. Recently, the White House and the Pentagon confirmed that the United States has suspended some of its support for Ukraine. 6. Said "very optimistic" that a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Kazakhstan may be reached next week -Trump said on Friday local time that he was "very optimistic" that a ceasefire agreement could be reached in Gaza next week, but also said that "every day is different." When asked about Hamas' earlier positive response to the ceasefire negotiation proposal in the Gaza Strip, Trump said: "That's great. We have to resolve this matter as soon as possible."