Trump Rejects Iran Peace Offer and Urges Pardon for Netanyahu

The comments link tough talk on Tehran to open backing for Israel’s leader.

Overview

Trump told Israel’s Kan News in Tel Aviv on Sunday that Iran’s new proposal was “not acceptable” after he reviewed it.
In the same interview, he urged President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom he called a wartime leader.
He said the campaign against Iran is “proceeding very well,” signaling continued U.S. pressure on Tehran.
Netanyahu remains on trial in several corruption cases, a long-running issue that shapes Israel’s internal politics.
TASS, Middle East Eye, and The Yeshiva World reported the remarks, with The Yeshiva World noting Trump said the plan’s nuclear issue appeared only in a later phase.