President Donald Trump will convene his full Cabinet at Camp David on Wednesday as negotiations with Iran enter a critical phase, Fox News reported today.

All Cabinet members are expected to attend, including outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. The rare Camp David gathering comes as the administration weighs its next steps in talks aimed at securing a broader agreement with Iran.

The discussions are focused on a fragile regional framework that could include Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions relief, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and efforts to keep the ceasefire from collapsing.

The meeting comes after U.S. military action tied to Iranian threats near Hormuz yesterday, which they framed as a defensive strike. American officials said the strikes did not mark the end of the ceasefire, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that Hormuz must remain open “one way or the other.”

The timing is being watched closely in Israel, where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also will meet tomorrow with his Cabinet as concern grows over the shape of a possible U.S.-Iran framework. There is no confirmation that the two meetings are coordinated, but the parallel timing adds to the sense that major decisions may be nearing.