The Iron Dome Israeli defense system intercepts rockets above Tel Avivului, Friday, June 13, 2025. Photo: Leo Correa / AP / Profimedia
The US President Donald Trump discussed with Qatar's emir, Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, before the conclusion of the agreement, said for Jerusalem Post a source familiar with the details.
The Qatar was involved in mediating the armistice between Israel and Iran, announced on Monday night by US President Donald Trump, a diplomatic source said for The Jerusalem Post.
In a post on Social Truth, Trump has announced a fire termination agreement between the two countries, which would enter into force within 24 hours.
Trump said Iran will immediately cease the attacks, and Israel will join the fire termination agreement in the 12th hour after its signing.
In the 24th hour, both sides will accept, according to information, the end of the 12-day war.
Iran announced after a new Rocket Salvation over Israel that he would respect the agreement. Israel has not officially commented yet.
Qatar Prime Minister gets the Theran's agreement for US proposal
Trump spoke to Qatar's Emir, Tamim Bin Hamad of Thani, before the conclusion of the agreement, a source familiar with the details told Jerusalem.
The US Vice-President, JD Vance, also spoke to Prime Minister Qatarez, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, the source added.
Israel announces waves of Iranian rockets shortly after Trump spoke of a armistice between the two rivals
Reuters reported shortly afterwards that the Prime Minister of Qatar obtained Tehran's agreement for US fire termination during a telephone conversation with Iranian officials, who took place after Iran's attacks on an US air base on Monday.
The telephone conversation took place after Trump told Qatar's emir that Israel has accepted the cessation of fire and asked for the help of Doha officials to convince Tehran to accept the armistice, the official said.
Prior to his announcement, Trump expressed his gratitude to Qatar's emir in a post and wrote: “Congratulations, the world, it's time for peace!”
The president's announcement came a few hours after Iran launched attacks on American Middle Eastern bases, Trump later qualifying “very weak” attacks.
