伊朗媒體援引當地官員的話稱，多枚導彈擊中了（伊朗霍爾木茲甘省）賈斯克地區的電力設施和海水淡化水泵。

After meeting Israel’s foreign minister, Colombia said it will withdraw from participation in the International Court of Justice proceedings in The Hague against Israel and restore its historic alliance with Israel.

Markets are increasingly doubting prior certainties, a dynamic amplifying the current equity decline. The S&P 500 fell 1.6% this week, the Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.9% and the Nasdaq-100 lost 2.7%, putting July on track to be the worst in over 20 years. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is down about 20% from its June 22 peak and entered bear-market territory on Friday. Asian pain is visible: KOSPI is off more than 25% and Japan’s Nikkei 225 plunged 4% on Friday, entering a technical correction. The sell-off lacks a single clear catalyst; cited drivers include concerns that chip-sector gains in 1H ran too far, large tech borrowing to fund capex plans, and persistent macro uncertainty under new Fed policy. BTIG chief market technical analyst Jonathan Krinsky warned a summer-style correction similar to 2024 could push the S&P 500 below its 200-day moving average at 6,983 points. If that occurs, semiconductors would likely weaken further and recent breadth trades and the Magnificent Seven could stall and turn down. Market action appears to be moving in that direction despite the absence of an obviously dangerous headline.