Title: Mediator: Mediation Party Believes US and Iran Likely to Restart Memorandum of Understanding The mediator involved in the negotiations believes that there is a possibility for the United States and Iran to restart the Memorandum of Understanding.

BlockBeats News, July 28th, according to The Times of Israel, an Arab official and another source revealed that ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with U.S. President Trump on Tuesday, mediators believed they were close to a breakthrough agreement to potentially revive the understanding memorandum signed between the U.S. and Iran last month. However, these mediators are still awaiting the final decision made after Trump's meeting with Israeli leaders.

Pakistan, Egypt, and Qatar stated on Monday night that they were discussing a proposal aimed at clarifying the differences regarding the operation of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran insists that the memorandum grants it a certain degree of control over the strait, while the U.S. holds a different view. The proposed solution by the mediators aims to bridge these gaps so that the U.S. and Iran can engage in discussions through the memorandum, which has a 60-day deadline expiring next month.

Iran and Oman have endorsed the mediators' proposal, and the proposal is currently awaiting Trump's approval. Two sources indicated that the White House has not yet made a decision and will wait until after Trump's meeting with Netanyahu to reach a final verdict.