Israel & Arsenio Dominguez

Israel: Israel is not a party to the US-Iran agreement and has expressed strong opposition to its terms, particularly regarding its military presence in Lebanon and Iran's nuclear program. It continues to conduct military operations in Lebanon, complicating peace efforts.

Arsenio Dominguez: Arsenio Dominguez, the head of the UN's shipping agency, has welcomed the deal to reopen Hormuz but emphasized that its implementation requires time to ensure safety and security guarantees.

Israel: Israel, as a co-belligerent with the US against Iran, is indirectly involved in the dispute, but its role in the toll issue is not directly addressed.

Arsenio Dominguez: As IMO Secretary-General, Dominguez has publicly stated that imposing fees in the strait would violate international law, aligning with the shipping industry's position.

Israel: Part of the US-Israeli conflict with Iran; contributed to the regional instability that endangered shipping.

Arsenio Dominguez: Secretary-general of the IMO; made a statement about seafarers bearing the human cost of the conflict.

Arsenio Dominguez: Arsenio Dominguez, head of the International — International Maritime Organization, rejected the legality of Iran's proposed transit fees for the Strait of Hormuz.

Arsenio Dominguez: Arsenio Dominguez, head of the International — International Maritime Organization, rejected the legality of Iran's proposed transit fees for the Strait of Hormuz.