I just wanted to say here for the record that while I have very mixed feelings about Trump's conduct of this war, the last-minute ceasefire could be either a disaster or a master stroke.
The reasons it could be a disaster are obvious, and have been pointed out all over the place on both this thread and the main one.
However, the reason it could turn out to be a master stroke is that if Iran blows it, which I suspect some of the Revolutionary Guard Units will; then the world is likely to be much more accepting of whatever he does to them, if Iran breaks the ceasefire themselves.
Because of the way the Revolutionary Guard Units are structured, whatever the Mullahs (or the remnants of the civil government) say is likely to be ignored by some of the local commanders. They were obviously firing last night on Israel, perhaps hoping to get the "last word" before receiving orders to shut down.
If they start up again, even if it is only against Israel, but attacking in obvious and in ways impossible to ignore, then it is likely that Israel at least will resume their attacks, essentially acting in self-defense.
Also, an outright civil war in Iran is more likely than not, with at least one side (there may be more than two) refusing to honor a ceasefire not of their own making.
At which point, if either or both of these things occur, Trump is likely to feel justified in going in with all guns/planes blazing, and the rest of the world may be unhappy about it, but the sense of anger and horror is going to be directed more at the Iranians than at the US - or at least, that may be what Trump is counting on.
If this was thought through, which I am not certain of, at this time.
We shall see...
