US-Iran deal efforts intensify, JD Vance offers to meet Rezaei, G20 foreign ministers agree on talks with Iran

      Tehran, Washington, Atlanta: Diplomatic efforts between the US and Iran have intensified, Qatari mediators have arrived in Tehran again. According to media reports, the ongoing negotiations mediated by Qatar are taking place in coordination and coordination with US officials. On the other hand, US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack has said that Washington and Tehran are getting closer to an agreement. Qatar, Pakistan and other allies have played an excellent role in bringing both countries to the negotiating table. According to the US ambassador, the parties are close to agreeing on the method of negotiations. An immediate and complete solution to the Iran issue is not possible. However, the region can be given time to solve its problems by reducing tensions. 

     The American newspaper Washington Post says that US Vice President JD Vance has offered to meet directly with Iranian National Security Chief Mohsen Rezaei. The American newspaper Washington Post has reported, citing an American official, that Mohsen Rezaei is an important figure for the US administration to reach a consensus on a deal. American intelligence officials believe that Mohsen Rezaei is very close to the Supreme Leader, and the possible meeting could take place in Istanbul or Doha. Vance sent a letter to Mohsen Rezaei last week.

      According to the Washington Post, the letter emphasized the need to make the national interests of both countries the basis for negotiations. The letter made it clear that the US's main priority is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. According to the report, if Iran stops its nuclear program, economic sanctions will be lifted in return. Qatar is also playing an important mediator in the negotiations and is in contact with the Iranian leadership. US President Donald Trump has said that he did not start the war with Iran, but the Iranian leadership started the war against the US in 1979. In a radio interview, Donald Trump said that the Iranian leadership has been wiped out, it is not clear who to negotiate with, however, the absence of the Iranian leadership for the negotiations is not a big problem. The US President said that Iran should guarantee that it will never build nuclear weapons. If Iran had nuclear weapons, he would have addressed it as "head", but he is not going to address Iran as "head".
 

     The ongoing meeting of G20 foreign ministers in the US city of Atlanta is discussing the global economic situation, regional tensions and challenges facing global trade. The German Foreign Minister has said that most G20 countries are willing to negotiate with Iran and all countries agree to bring Iran to the negotiating table. He also stressed the need to take effective measures to stop the Houthi attacks in Yemen. The US Secretary of State said that joint cooperation of the G20 countries is necessary to deal with global economic threats. The global energy, food, supply chains and trade are facing serious challenges. The US Secretary of State said that freedom of navigation and protection of global trade are everyone's shared responsibility.
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If we bought everyone in your election, then all of Israel would be ours, Qatar’s mockery

  The accusation of interference in the Israeli election is a ridiculous and dangerous act, Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman

  Qatar has rejected the accusations of interference in the Israeli elections and influencing voters, saying that a campaign is being launched to drag it into Israel’s internal political conflicts.

  According to the Israeli newspaper The Times of Israel, Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Al-Ansari said that some Israeli politicians are accusing Qatar of buying Prime Minister Netanyahu, left-wing parties and now Arab voters.

   He described these accusations as ridiculous and dangerous, saying that some Israeli politicians and the media affiliated with them are trying to drag Qatar into their political conflicts.

    Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Al-Ansari sarcastically said that if these claims are accepted as true, then it is as if all of Israel has become Qatar’s property.

   He said that Qatar plays no role in Israel's political or electoral competition, nor has it financed any activity to influence its results.

   On the other hand, the acting director general of the Israeli Central Election Committee, Dan Levin, has called the allegations of widespread electoral fraud baseless, saying that to his knowledge there is no evidence of systematic irregularities and that the voting was in accordance with the law.

   It should be noted that some Israeli politicians accused Arab political parties of receiving financial support from Qatar in the elections held two days ago, because this time the Arab parties have achieved a record victory.

 

Israeli elections, Netanyahu, Doha funding allegations, Qatar strongly denies

 

Pressure on Netanyahu increased by alleged Qatari funding of Arab parties during the elections, Israeli government coalition

Baseless allegations cannot stop Qatar from mediation efforts and humanitarian work in the region, Foreign Ministry

         Jerusalem , Doha: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition has increased pressure on Arab parties during the elections by making unsubstantiated allegations of alleged Qatari funding. During this campaign, far-right politician National Security Minister Atmar Ben-Governor has also called for the arrest of Arab party leaders. 

         This pressure comes at a time when the chairman of the Central Elections Committee has ordered the Shin Bet to investigate suspicions of foreign funding, although a senior police official has called these claims of rigging baseless. Observers believe the campaign may be aimed at making it more difficult for the opposition to form an alliance with Arab parties. Far-right leader Atmar Ben-Governor said that if there is a legal justification, the Shin Bet should order the arrest of Arab leaders suspected of involvement in Qatari funding. 

        Similarly, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich wrote on X that “the Shin Bet should question the leaders of the Arab parties today. The State of Israel will not be allowed to be sold out to radical Islam with the money of terrorism.” The ruling Likud party called the matter the “Ramgate scandal,” claiming that “this is a political earthquake.” Israel's elections have been stolen!' Likud added that after these allegations, the opposition should not cooperate with the 'United Arab List' or 'Ram' to remove Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana. On the other hand, Qatar has strongly denied allegations of any interference in the recent Israeli elections or funding for activities that influence the election results. 

        According to a foreign news agency, Qatar has categorically rejected these allegations, saying that these allegations are being deliberately spread by some Israeli politicians and their affiliated media outlets. Such baseless allegations cannot prevent Qatar from advancing its ongoing mediation efforts and diplomatic and humanitarian work in the region.
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Netanyahu's coalition fails to secure clear majority in Israeli elections, allegations of rigging

Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party and its electoral alliance failed to secure the required majority to form a government, and the ruling party accused Arab parties of election rigging.

According to the Israeli newspaper The Times of Israel, Likud has claimed that the Arab parties committed serious crimes, including bribery, threats, violence, fraud and illegal software to mobilize voters.

According to the report, Arab-led parties, including Ra'am, have won a record number of votes in the elections and, according to initial estimates, are expected to win a total of 19 seats, the highest in parliamentary history.

These seats make it difficult for Netanyahu's political alliance and its Jewish opponents to secure a clear majority in parliament.

Netanyahu's Likud party has claimed to have hundreds of statements and other evidence related to the alleged fraud.

The ruling party has also made allegations of thousands of envelopes containing cash and ballot papers, intimidation of election workers, multiple voting and discrepancies between the number of voters and the records of ballot envelopes.

Likud has called for an immediate and comprehensive investigation by the police, the internal security agency and the Central Election Committee.

Meanwhile, an official from the Central Election Committee rejected claims of fraud in an interview with Channel 12.

Netanyahu's coalition fails, 

 

US attempts to revive peace talks, JD Vance writes letter to Iranian official

Washington: The Wall Street Journal has claimed that the US is trying to revive peace talks with Iran.
 

   According to the newspaper, US Vice President JD Vance has written a letter to the Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei. JD Vance wrote the letter on the instructions of the US President.

The aim of the letter is to restart stalled peace talks with Iran, while on the other hand, the US President is also threatening to start a war again.

There can be no talks on surrender, will confront Israeli aggression: Naeem Qassem

Hezbollah Secretary General Naeem Qassem has said that resistance continues in Lebanon and Hezbollah will confront Israeli aggression.

In a statement, Naeem Qassem said that there can be no talks on the issue of Hezbollah withdrawing its weapons or disarming it. 

Only Trump and Netanyahu know about renewed military action against Iran: US Ambassador
 

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has said that only US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu know whether there will be renewed military action against Iran.

Speaking to Newsmax TV, Mike Huckabee was asked whether the political uncertainty in Israel could lead to attacks on Iran?
To this, he said that the US and Israel will decide by keeping in mind the interests and security of their respective countries.

Mike Huckabee said that only two people in the world know whether there will be action against Iran or not and if so, when, and they are Donald Trump and Netanyahu.

The US ambassador said that the most worrying issue at the moment is the missile attacks by the Houthi on Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region. According to him, anything can happen regarding Iran, but the Houthis are constantly firing missiles towards the region, especially Saudi Arabia.

US Vice President JD Vance , Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei , Hezbollah Secretary General Naeem Qassem , US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee