Morning recap

Good morning Middle East Eye readers, If you're just joining us, here are key developments from across the region: • Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday that Tehran had seen an initial reaction from US President Donald Trump to its proposal but had yet to receive a response through mediators. • Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said that Iran no longer trusts negotiations with the United States after previous rounds of talks were followed by attacks and sanctions. • Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has warned it will attack US warships, even those in the Indian Ocean, if Washington launches a new war against Iran. • Israeli forces shot at and injured a Palestinian girl on early Sunday at the Qalandia military checkpoint, north of occupied Jerusalem. • Parents across Riyadh received emails from schools on Sunday announcing a last-minute plan to shift to remote learning for a week. • Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has called on Israel to “go to war” in the West Bank and “do what we did in Gaza.” • The Israeli army has carried out “violent explosions” in the vicinity of Khiam, a town along Lebanon's southern border with Israel. • An Israeli air strike on a tent in the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood of northern Gaza City injured several displaced people. • Israel’s attorney general has ordered a one-month postponement of an E1 settlement construction tender in the West Bank to avoid it being used for electioneering. • US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has thanked the governments of the United Kingdom, Turkey, Oman and the UAE for supporting Washington’s "Operation Economic Outcast", a harsh economic campaign against Iran. • Hundreds of pro-Palestine protesters marched on Labour’s annual conference, the first after Andy Burnham took over as prime minister, in Liverpool and called for an end to UK arms sales to Israel.