Zarif Proposes 7-Point Peace Plan to End US-Israeli War on Iran

Zarif unveiled a comprehensive seven-point peace plan to end the US-Israeli war on Iran.

“Former Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has proposed a roadmap for ending the United States-Israeli war on Iran as tensions escalate across the Middle East”

Al Jazeera

The plan goes beyond a temporary ceasefire and holds US-Israeli forces fully accountable for the destruction and deaths.

Al Jazeera

Central to the proposal is reopening the Strait of Hormuz and placing limits on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting all sanctions.

Zarif also offered a mutual nonaggression pact and a regional fuel-enrichment consortium.

Gulf officials immediately rejected the plan as insufficient.

At the heart of Zarif's plan is the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

In exchange, Zarif demanded the unconditional lifting of all sanctions affecting Iran's oil exports, banking, and industry.

Oz Arab Media

Nuclear limits would include a pledge not to pursue nuclear weapons and reduce enrichment levels to below 3.67 percent.

Zarif dismissed US demands for zero uranium enrichment as fanciful.

Zarif's plan assigned full responsibility for the destruction to US-Israeli forces whose strikes began the conflict.

“Arabic version:زاريف يكشف عن اقتراح للسلام بينما تنتقد دول الخليج تصرفات إيران Former Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has proposed a comprehensive roadmap aimed at resolving the ongoing United States-Israeli war on Iran”

Oz Arab Media

This narrative clashed with Gulf state officials who criticized the proposal as ignoring Iran's aggressive actions.

The war's expansion beyond Iran's borders compounded economic and strategic uncertainty.

Zarif's proposal triggered sharp divisions within Iran.

Hardliners condemned him as The American Zarif.

Al-Harak al-Ikhbari

The main ISGC media outlet Tasnim dismissed the article as ill-considered remarks.

Zarif warned that continuing the war would cause further destruction and random attacks on civilians.

“From Washington: Mahmoud Belhimer In an article published on Thursday in the American magazine Foreign Affairs, former Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif published a lengthy piece titled How Should Iran End the War”

Al-Harak al-Ikhbari

He stressed that the Americans and Israelis find themselves in a quagmire with no exit strategy.

پایگاه خبری جماران

The war had killed more than 2,000 people in Iran and Gulf states by this point.

Zarif sought to leverage Iran's battlefield gains into diplomatic momentum.