U.S. President Donald Trump says a memorandum of understanding involving Iran is “not final,” while the United States continues efforts aimed at ending the war-related tensions with Iran. In separate live updates, Trump also makes remarks crediting his policies with Israel’s continued existence, and he criticises Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The reporting also points to U.S. plans to hold US-Iran peace talks on Friday, indicating continued diplomatic engagement alongside ongoing pressure related to the conflict. The outlets frame Trump’s comments as part of the administration’s approach to negotiations, while also highlighting Trump’s tendency to link current developments to his earlier decisions regarding Israel and the region. Taken together, the articles describe a situation where U.S.-Iran talks are scheduled or expected, Trump emphasizes that any Iran MoU is still subject to change, and he publicly discusses Israel and Netanyahu as part of his broader political messaging during the period of attempted de-escalation.