Israeli media reports that Qatar claims to have secured two weeks for U.S.-Iran negotiations, aiming to delay potential U.S. military strikes against Iran.

BlockBeats news, November 11: According to diplomatic sources cited by The Jerusalem Post, Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani told G7 foreign ministers in Paris that Doha has secured at least two weeks to continue pushing for a U.S.-Iran understanding to prevent another American attack on Iran. However, major differences remain between the two sides, with key issues such as the steps for lifting maritime blockades, nuclear matters, and unfreezing Iranian funds still unresolved. Al Thani emphasized that the U.S. and Iran must rebuild mutual trust before returning to negotiations. Previously, Al Thani had met with Trump and Vice President Vance at the White House.