Trump rejects Iran proposal, urges pardon for Netanyahu from corruption charges

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US President Donald Trump rejected Iran's latest diplomatic proposal on 3 May 2026, calling it "not acceptable" after reviewing details, and publicly urged Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of corruption charges, arguing Netanyahu should focus on wartime leadership rather than legal proceedings. Trump's statements signal continued US alignment with Israel on both nuclear diplomacy and domestic Israeli politics, while signalling no near-term breakthrough in Iran negotiations.

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US President Donald Trump has dismissed Iran’s latest proposal, describing it as unacceptable after reviewing the details. Speaking to Israeli outlet Kan News, Trump said he had examined the plan in full.

Trump rejects Iran proposal, urges pardon for Netanyahu from corruption charges

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