Palestinian Islamic Jihad & Iran

Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Palestinian Islamic Jihad is a regional militant group that the United States accused Iran of supporting, leading to US sanctions.

Iran: Iran is a central party in the peace talks, seeking an end to sanctions, recognition of its control over the Strait of Hormuz, and compensation for wartime damages. Its nuclear program is a key sticking point.

Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a Palestinian militant group, called for retaliatory attacks following the passage of Israel's death penalty law.

Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Israel announced strikes targeting two headquarters of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, indicating its involvement in the broader conflict.

Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Palestinian Islamic Jihad is one of the Palestinian factions that would participate in the disarmament process and has criticized the plan for prioritizing disarmament over reconstruction and Israeli withdrawal.