What to know about Trump's 15-point plan to end the Iran war

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, however, continues to say the war aims to help Iranians overthrow the theocracy.
51% : Since launching the war alongside Israel on Feb. 28, Trump has given shifting and often vague objectives, and those mixed messages were on display in recent days.
38% : Notably, Israel is not involved in the move for negotiations.
38% : There, Israel has seized a new opportunity to try to crush Hezbollah after the militants fired rockets in support of Iran.
37% : Concurrently, Israel has vowed to maintain its attacks.
37% : Israel has suggested ground forces could participate in the war.
37% : Also, an end to the war on Iran does not mean an end to Israel's bombing campaign in Lebanon.
35% : Nuclear negotiations were already taking place when the U.S. and Israel launched their surprise attack on Feb. 28, killing the elder Khamenei in the opening salvos of the bombing campaign.
32% : Tuesday saw barrages fired into Iran, Israel, and across the wider Middle East.
28% : Israel has depicted itself as following Trump's lead, and it seems unlikely to continue with its strikes on Iran if the U.S. declared an end to the war.
26% : Iran and the U.S. held negotiations in early 2025, and when a two-month deadline set by Trump ran out, Israel hit Iran in a surprise attack that the U.S. joined in a 12-day war, striking Iranian nuclear facilities and military positions.
22% : In a statement late Monday, Netanyahu acknowledged Trump's diplomatic efforts but said Israel would continue to strike its enemies for the time being.
18% : Its bombing last week of Iran's offshore South Pars natural gas field triggered intensified Iranian attacks on the Gulf Arab states, and Trump told Israel to halt such attacks.

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