New York: An international conference aimed at reviving efforts on a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been rescheduled for July 28-29, based on information from diplomatic sources. Originally planned for mid-June, the conference at the United Nations headquarters was postponed due to Israel's unexpected military campaign against Iran.

According to Nam News Network, the conference will now take place in late July, although diplomatic sources have not provided details regarding any changes to the agenda or the level of attending representatives. In June, heads of state and government had been expected to participate in the conference.