Al Jazeera reports Oman has proposed managing the Strait of Hormuz by charging vessels a "voluntary service fee" on transit and establishing three shipping lanes: one via Iranian territorial waters, one international lane, and one via Omani territorial waters. Sources say Iran is showing some flexibility despite public differences.

Japan's finance minister Katayama said, apart from the prime minister's remarks yesterday, she cannot comment on the funding sources for food tax cuts.

The New York Post reports Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to provide U.S. officials intelligence alleging Iran is expanding nuclear facilities at 'Gaoshan' and is lying about wanting to continue peace talks. Netanyahu, who meets President Trump on Monday, is expected to make the Iran war and Iran's nuclear program central topics. Sources say Israel will also present evidence Tehran is rebuilding missile and drone programs damaged by repeated U.S. strikes; the intelligence is said to indicate Iran is not seriously considering giving up its nuclear ambitions or missile program in ceasefire negotiations with the U.S. Netanyahu will also brief Trump on progress maintaining ceasefires in Lebanon and Gaza.