Newsletter
Newsletter Support JNS

Pakistan shares revised Iran proposal with US

A Pakistani source said Islamabad had passed a revised proposal to Washington as talks remain stalled and Trump threatens renewed military action.

An Iranian military personnel member educates women about how to use a gun at a booth in Hafte Tir Square in Tehran, May 17, 2026. Photo by AFP via Getty Images.
A military instructor (center) teaches women how to use guns at a booth in Hafte Tir Square in Tehran on May 17, 2026. Photo by AFP via Getty Images.

Pakistan has shared a revised Iranian proposal with the United States aimed at ending the ongoing Middle East conflict, Reuters reported on Monday, citing a Pakistani source, as diplomatic efforts appeared to remain deadlocked.

“We don’t have much time,” the source said, adding that both sides “keep changing their goalposts” when asked whether gaps in negotiations could be bridged quickly.

Details of the proposal were not immediately disclosed.

Time is running out for a deal, U.S. President Donald Trump warned the Iranian regime on Sunday.

“For Iran, the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE! President DJT,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.

See more from JNS Staff
“I have a passport that I was just born with,” Laura Pinho said during a CodePink webinar. “How can I live in this world if I don’t make every effort to equalize the playing field in whatever way that I can?
Secular activist Naor Narkis’s suggestion that Religious Zionist soldiers’ casualty rates might not be so high were they to do “full military service” was “unnecessary,” said Golan.
“Hamas’s actions are time and again ignored by human rights organizations,” the Defense Ministry unit said.
Israeli forces eliminated Talal Jaber Mohammad Abd al-Aal, who infiltrated Israel and helped hold hostages.
“She complained about that kind of retaliation and ostracization, and that persisted throughout the rest of her internship there,” Rebecca Harris, of the Brandeis Center, told JNS.
The underground complex in Rafah was neutralized after a three-month operation using 30,000 cubic meters of concrete.