Israel Rejects Trump Gaza Deal as Iran Eyes Hormuz Shipping Route

Israeli officials have rejected a proposal by US President Donald Trump to resolve the Gaza conflict. The details of the plan were not publicly disclosed, but it is clear that Israel has significant concerns about the terms. This move comes as tensions in the region remain high, with multiple conflicts and threats to shipping routes.

The rejection of the deal also coincides with emerging details on a potential agreement between Iran and Oman regarding the management of the Strait of Hormuz. According to reports from Tehran, vessels linked to 'hostile countries' would be barred from the waterway, which is a critical route for international trade. This move has raised concerns about potential disruptions to global commerce.

Meanwhile, Yemen's Houthi rebels have attacked a government-held port on the country's Red Sea coast, further increasing fears over threats to strategic shipping routes and a potential return to civil war. The attack also targeted an oil facility in neighboring Saudi Arabia.