Officials believe Iran will reject parts of the proposal and agree to others. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi directed a threat toward Israel, warning it would “regret it” if it attempted to attack Iran. Meanwhile, an Iranian lawmaker issued a threat against the United States, stating that 50,000 American troops are within direct range of Iranian weapons.

According to documents obtained by Axios, the US proposal includes “preliminary ideas” for discussion in the next round of talks. Iran would be required to halt all new research and development on centrifuges, and the agreement would focus on establishing a regional enrichment consortium.

The directive to suspend action against Iran was distributed to the National Security Council, the Treasury Department and the State Department. It also affects US policy toward China, which purchases 90% of Iran’s oil exports. Some officials view the move as merely a slowdown to reassess future measures, while others fear it signals a broader suspension.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, has been identified as the suspect in the attack on the "Running for Their Lives" march in Colorado, aimed at raising awareness for the hostages held in Gaza. Six people were injured in the incident, two of whom were airlifted to a hospital in Denver with severe burns. The Boulder district attorney said that a decision on what charges to file will be made in the coming days.

Second antisemitic attack in the US in less than two weeks: “We were marching on Pearl Street when a man waited for us with bottles and threw them at us,” said an organizer. Colorado Attorney General: “A hate crime, considering the group that was targeted.” Israeli ambassador to the UN: “This is not a political protest, this is terrorism.”