A dramatic new twist has emerged in the ongoing Middle East conflict, as reports claim that Donald Trump and his administration have proposed a detailed 15-point framework to Iran aimed at ending the war. However, the plan has reportedly raised serious concerns in Israel, which fears a softer approach from Washington.
What Is the 15-Point Proposal?
According to Israeli media reports, including Channel 12, the United States has shared a set of strict conditions with Iran as part of ongoing negotiations. The proposal reportedly includes a month-long ceasefire, during which both sides would work towards a comprehensive agreement.
The framework is said to have been designed by White House envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, a key figure in Trump’s diplomatic circle.
Key Conditions Imposed on Iran
The reported demands focus heavily on dismantling Iran’s nuclear and military capabilities:
- Iran must completely dismantle its nuclear program
- It must commit to never developing nuclear weapons
- No uranium enrichment will be allowed on Iranian soil
- Around 450 kg of 60% enriched uranium must be handed over to international authorities
- Major nuclear sites like Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordo must be dismantled
- The International Atomic Energy Agency must get full access and oversight
- Iran must stop funding and supporting regional proxy groups
- Its missile program must be restricted in range and quantity
- The Strait of Hormuz must remain open for global trade
What Iran Gets in Return
In exchange, the United States is reportedly offering significant relief and incentives:
- Complete lifting of international sanctions
- Support for Iran’s civilian nuclear energy program
- Removal of the “snapback” sanctions mechanism
Why Is Israel Worried?
Despite the strict conditions, Israeli officials are reportedly concerned that the Trump administration is pushing for a framework agreement rather than making these demands mandatory before ending hostilities.
This has raised fears in Jerusalem that Iran may gain relief without fully complying with all conditions.
Has Iran Responded?
According to reports from Haaretz, the proposal has been sent to Iran through an intermediary country with a deadline for response. While Iran has indicated it may consider the offer, it has also made it clear that certain conditions are “non-negotiable.”
So far, there has been no official acceptance from Tehran.
Trump’s Bold Claim on War Outcome
Meanwhile, Trump has publicly confirmed that negotiations are underway and claimed that the conflict is nearing its end. He made strong remarks suggesting that Iran’s military capabilities have been severely weakened and expressed confidence that a deal could be reached soon.
However, Iran has denied that active negotiations are taking place and stated that peace can only happen if US and Israeli military actions stop.
What Happens Next?
With tensions still high and no formal agreement in place, the situation remains uncertain. Reports also suggest that a possible peace summit could take place soon to finalise the framework.
As global attention turns to the region, the proposed deal could either mark the beginning of peace—or trigger a new phase of geopolitical tension.
