November 5, 2026 8:06 PM EDT Negotiations are taking place in Doha, where Qatar is serving as mediator between the two countries. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News Iran is considering specific proposals addressing its nuclear program as part of Qatari-mediated negotiations aimed at ending the war, five officials told The New York Times, signaling possible movement toward an agreement between Washington and Tehran. Among those confirming the development were an American official and two Iranian officials. They described the proposals as “concrete proposals” but offered no information about their provisions or the nuclear issues under discussion. Negotiations are taking place in Doha, where Qatar is serving as mediator between the two countries. Qatari representatives have also recently met Iranian officials in Armenia, according to sources familiar with the diplomatic contacts. Vice President JD Vance supports the mediation efforts, which are intended to prevent renewed hostilities, three of the officials told The New York Times. Last month, Vance sought direct engagement with Tehran through a letter to Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council. The communication proposed negotiations between American and Iranian representatives covering both an end to the conflict and Iran’s nuclear program. Rezaei interpreted the initiative as evidence that Washington had modified its approach toward Iran, portraying the change as a demonstration of the “Iranian nation’s strength and victory.” The latest diplomatic activity follows congressional midterm elections that delivered overwhelming victories to Democrats and renewed debate within the Trump administration about the political impact of the military campaign. Vance attributed part of the Republican Party’s electoral losses to public dissatisfaction with the Iran war in a statement posted on X after the vote. President Donald Trump similarly acknowledged that the conflict may have affected the election results, although he rejected any suggestion that launching the campaign had been a mistake.

IDF troops operating in the Beaufort Ridge and Litani River areas of southern Lebanon uncovered more than 340 weapons, including RPG rockets, anti-tank missiles, mortar shells, small arms, explosives, grenades and ammunition. Troops also found an underground shaft roughly seven meters deep inside a civilian home.

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Kurdish political prisoner Varisheh Moradi sentenced to death for second time in Tehran Branch 15 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Abolqasem Salavati, has sentenced Varisheh Moradi, a Kurdish political prisoner from Sanandaj held at Evin Prison, to death for a second time on a charge of “baghi” (armed rebellion). According to information obtained by the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights, Moradi’s lawyers were formally notified of the new death sentence on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. Her lawyers said the court had reimposed the death sentence without addressing the legal deficiencies identified by Iran’s Supreme Court or conducting the additional investigations it had ordered when overturning her initial conviction. The latest hearing in Moradi’s case was held on September 20, 2026. She refused to attend in protest against what she described as violations of her legal rights and her refusal to recognize the legitimacy of the proceedings. The new ruling can be appealed to the Supreme Court within 20 days. Moradi was initially sentenced to death in autumn 2024 by the same branch of the Revolutionary Court, under the same judge, on a charge of “baghi over her membership in the Free Life Party of Kurdistan (PJAK).” That ruling was subsequently overturned by the Supreme Court. Moradi was arrested on August 1, 2023, by Intelligence Ministry agents while traveling from Marivan to Sanandaj. According to information previously documented by Hengaw, she was subjected to severe physical violence during her arrest. Following her detention, Moradi spent several months undergoing interrogation and being held in solitary confinement at Intelligence Ministry detention facilities in Sanandaj and Ward 209 of Evin Prison. She was eventually transferred to the women’s ward of Evin Prison. In separate proceedings, Moradi has also been sentenced to six months in prison in connection with her publication of open letters and expression of political views.