After Iran and Israel stopped attacks that threatened to rekindle the months-long conflict, US President Donald Trump claimed on Tuesday that talks toward a peace agreement to end the Middle East war were nearing their conclusion.
After returning from an NBA Finals game, the US president told reporters that Iran and Israel “were going back and forth and now they both agreed through me to stop and we’re in the final throes of what will be a very, very good deal. In response to a question about how long a deal would take, he indicated it would take “two or three days.”
Trump, who has apparently become more and more irritated with Netanyahu, had earlier called on both parties to cease “shooting” and declared that “final negotiations” for peace would continue “subject to ignorance or stupidity getting in its way.
Although the US and Israel have common interests, their stances did not always coincide, US Vice President JD Vance said Fox News on Monday.There are many common interests between the United States and Israel, according to Vance. “But we also have some situations where our interests diverge. Israel’s military reported early on Tuesday that it had intercepted an aerial target from Yemen on a different front of the conflict, but no one was hurt.
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