Oman's foreign minister, Badr al-Busaidi, urged Israel's next leader to "leave Iran alone," arguing that diplomacy, not military force, is the only way to resolve tensions with Tehran. Speaking to Britain's Channel 4, al-Busaidi called on US allies to tell Washington that military action would achieve nothing and that negotiations should be resumed. "To be honest, I no longer know what they want from Iran," he said, noting that according to reports Iran's nuclear facilities were attacked and destroyed. Al-Busaidi also advocated for a regional non-aggression pact involving Iran, stressing that "geography has brought us together in this region, including Iran, and it is not going anywhere." He turned to whoever would become the next leader of Israel, he said: "Leave Iran alone. Focus on creating a just and friendly solution to the Palestinian question. This is the basic problem."

Oman's foreign minister, Badr al-Busaidi, urged Israel's next leader to "leave Iran alone," arguing that diplomacy, not military force, is the only way to resolve tensions with Tehran. Speaking to Britain's Channel 4, al-Busaidi called on US allies to tell Washington that military action would achieve nothing and that negotiations should be resumed. "To be honest, I no longer know what they want from Iran," he said, noting that according to reports Iran's nuclear facilities were attacked and destroyed. Al-Busaidi also advocated for a regional non-aggression pact involving Iran, stressing that "geography has brought us together in this region, including Iran, and it is not going anywhere." He turned to whoever would become the next leader of Israel, he said: "Leave Iran alone. Focus on creating a just and friendly solution to the Palestinian question. This is the basic problem."