The situation around Yemen was moderately calm today, with CENTCOM claiming only the interception of a single projectile. The Houthis, referencing attacks in recent days, claimed multiple attacks against American ships. None of these attacks seem to have done much of anything, and the one confirmed hit on a merchant vessel was inconsequential doing only minor surface damage.
Israel has effectively torpedoed the opportunity for a last minute diplomatic breakthrough, stating that the Rafah offensive will go ahead regardless of whether or not there's a deal. This removes the primary incentive for Hamas to hand over any hostages, who are by far the most leverage that Hamas has. Many countries around the region and beyond are pressuring Hamas, Israel, or both to come to an agreement but I now find it quite unlikely that one will happen in the near future. There will likely be an absolute last minute attempt to try to force concessions from Hamas right before the Rafah offensive is kicked off.
Israel has also revived a prior threat to Hezbollah, stating that the two will approach a full scale war if Hezbollah does not withdraw from southern Lebanon, in accordance with resolutions passed by the United Nations. However, Israel has said that this war would result in IDF military control over southern Lebanon, rather than security being handed to federal Lebanese troops.