Trump Signals U.S. Will Negotiate with Iran When Tehran is Ready

U.S. President Donald Trump announced readiness to negotiate with Iran, suggesting it would benefit Tehran, while Irans foreign minister expressed interest but sought a fair proposal.

During a speech to the Knesset, Donald Trump emphasized the U.S. willingness to negotiate with Iran when Tehran is ready, marking a potential shift in diplomatic relations.
Iran’s foreign minister welcomed the prospect of U.S. negotiations but stated no concrete proposals had been received, indicating a cautious approach to potential talks.
Trumps remarks come amidst ongoing tensions, as Iran continues to reject normalization with Israel, highlighting the complexities of regional politics and diplomacy.

Why It Matters

This development could reshape U.S.-Iran relations and impact broader Middle Eastern dynamics, particularly concerning Israel and ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region.