Qatari mediators present Iran with a new draft deal aimed at ending the war involving the US and Israel, and Tehran is expected to send a response by the end of the week, according to officials briefed on the talks. The proposal is being discussed as part of ongoing mediation efforts.

One Reuters-based account adds that the draft includes a seven-day timeline with steps described as confidence-building, addressing concerns on both sides and requiring daily actions. Other outlets report that Iran rejects parts of the ideas or characterizes them as unacceptable. The Jerusalem Post also reports pre-meeting concerns that Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could resume attacks on Iran.

Across coverage, the central points—Qatar-led mediation, a new draft presented to Iran, and an expected Iranian response—are consistent. Differences appear in Iran’s reaction and in the degree of detail about the draft’s structure and timing, as well as in what each outlet chooses to foreground regarding wider security risks and the prospects for further military action.