The White House said the new Qatari proposal to halt US strikes on Iran in exchange for opening two shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz for 10 days was insufficient and firmly rejected it, according to a report. The report also outlines three scenarios under which Israel could join the campaign: an Iranian attack on Israel, Israeli intelligence identifying an imminent attack, or a US request for Israeli participation.
Qatar had presented a new ceasefire proposal to the US and Iran earlier this evening, as The Zioneer reported at 19:58. The proposal called for the US to halt its strikes on Iran in exchange for Iran opening two shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz for 10 days. The White House has now rejected the proposal as insufficient, according to a follow-up report published at 20:29. The report also outlines three scenarios under which Israel could join the military campaign: an Iranian attack on Israel, Israeli intelligence identifying an imminent strike from Iranian soil, or a US request for Israeli participation and coordination of offensive operations in Iran. The rejection comes amid ongoing US strikes and Iranian drone attacks in the Gulf, with diplomatic efforts continuing through Qatari mediation.
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