Donald Trump has circulated a draft peace agreement concerning the ongoing conflict with Iran to allies including Israel, as both sides aim to prevent further breaches of a fragile ceasefire. The proposal outlines the reopening of the strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping and the lifting of US sanctions on Iranian ports, allowing Iran access to $12 billion in frozen assets. Negotiations are set to begin on Iran's nuclear program, which will include discussions on its stockpile of highly enriched uranium and a potential suspension of further enrichment under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The agreement's current terms are contentious for Israel, as they delay firm commitments from Iran regarding its nuclear activities. Amid rising tensions, Iran has targeted a US air base, and Trump's threats against Oman regarding tolls for navigation in the strait have caused diplomatic friction. Additionally, Iran's leadership is under pressure to manage public discontent as the country faces internal repression, with over 6,000 arrests reported since late February.