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Israel’s position highlights a central gap between the US-Iran framework and the unresolved military realities in Lebanon, Syria and Gaza.
Relative calm followed the US-Iran framework, yet Israeli forces remain in the south and extensive destruction makes an immediate return unsafe.
The agreement marks the strongest move towards ending the conflict, but formal signing, implementation and the nuclear question remain unresolved.
Volker Türk called for good-faith implementation while raising concern over continuing violence and the humanitarian impact across the region.
Doha described the memorandum as a step towards sustainable peace and economic growth, with the Strait of Hormuz at the centre of implementation.
Saudi and Qatari shares advanced as investors reduced regional risk, while lower oil prices weighed on the energy sector.
A practical guide to why the waterway matters, how disruption reaches companies and consumers, and which indicators show that trade is truly normalising.
The political decision to reopen Hormuz can be made quickly; locating, identifying and neutralising maritime threats is a slower technical operation.
