Morning recap

Good morning Middle East Eye readers, here are the main headlines from the region:

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reported on Sunday that they have received an initial reaction from US President Donald Trump to Iran's proposal, but no further response through mediators yet.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed that Iran has lost trust in negotiations with the United States following past talks that ended in attacks and new sanctions.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has threatened to attack US warships, including those stationed in the Indian Ocean, should Washington initiate a new war against Iran.

In Jerusalem, Israeli forces shot and injured a Palestinian girl at the Qalandia military checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem.

Riyadh schools sent out last-minute emails to parents on Sunday, announcing a week-long shift to remote learning.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called for Israel to "go to war" in the West Bank and emulate their actions in Gaza.

The Israeli army conducted "violent explosions" near Khiam, a town on Israel's southern border with Lebanon.

An airstrike in northern Gaza City hit a tent in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, injuring several displaced individuals.

Israel's attorney general has postponed an E1 settlement construction tender in the West Bank by a month to prevent its use in election campaigning.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed gratitude to the governments of the UK, Turkey, Oman, and the UAE for backing Washington's Operation Economic Outcast, a punitive economic strategy targeting Iran.

Pro-Palestine demonstrators marched at Labour's annual conference in Liverpool, the first since Prime Minister Andy Burnham assumed office, urging an end to UK arms sales to Israel.