According to Jerusalem Post, Iran has expressed its willingness to enter into negotiations with the United States to reach an agreement, but has made any potential talks conditional on Israel de-escalating its current military posture, a source with knowledge of the discussions revealed on Wednesday.
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The message was formally conveyed to Qatari officials, who, along with their Omani counterparts, are actively mediating to broker a ceasefire and reduce the soaring tensions between Iran and Israel.
This move signals a potential, though highly conditional, diplomatic off-ramp from a conflict that threatens to engulf the wider Middle East.
According to the source who spoke with The Jerusalem Post, the Iranian communication was direct.
“We are willing to talk, in order to reach an agreement with the US,” the message stated, immediately followed by the crucial precondition that Israel needs to “calm things down.”
This development places the initiative for further diplomacy squarely on the response from Israel and the United States.
Qatar and Oman have become critical intermediaries in the crisis, using their diplomatic channels to pass messages between the adversaries in an effort to avert a full-scale war.
By linking an agreement with the US to Israeli actions, Tehran is indicating its desire for a broader settlement that addresses its security concerns beyond the immediate conflict.
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The international community is now watching closely to see how Washington and Jerusalem will react to this overture.
The success of the ongoing mediation now hinges on whether this demand for de-escalation can be met, potentially paving the way for high-stakes negotiations aimed at restoring regional stability..…..For More READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
