Scared of Iran, desperate Arabs make last-ditch bid to stop Trump's war; Israel biggest loser?| Oman

Amid soaring tensions, Arab allies are reportedly urging Washington and Tehran to sign a non-aggression pact to prevent an all-out Middle East war. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Oman, UAE, and Pakistan have drafted a framework in which the U.S. and Iran would pledge not to attack each other or regional proxies, according to reports. The proposal also seeks to address Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, though binding Israel to such a deal remains difficult. The push comes as Oman hosted 90-minute U.S.–Iran talks with no outcome, while Washington warned Americans to leave Iran immediately, deepening war fears.