Wall Street Journal: “Authorities are investigating Iran’s suspected involvement in a string of terrorist attacks in Europe that have targeted Jewish sites in response to the war in the Middle East, security officials say.”

“They suspect Iranian agents recruited individuals online to carry out the assaults, and set up a bogus terror group to claim responsibility for attacks on Jewish schools, synagogues and companies linked to Israel.”

Iran issued its own ceasefire proposal, calling for war reparations and complete sovereignty over Strait of Hormuz, the AP reports.

Bloomberg: “Nearly one month into President Donald Trump’s war on Iran, there’s one person whose silence stands out: Xi Jinping.”

“In contrast to most other Group of 20 leaders, China’s commander-in-chief hasn’t commented on the conflict, keeping quiet as panic elsewhere sets in. South Korea has set up an emergency economic task force, the Philippines warned about grounding planes and Japan is beginning its largest oil release from emergency stockpiles to date.”

“In Beijing, it’s largely business as normal.”

“Our first and last word has always been, is, and will be this: someone like us will never come to terms with someone like you — not now, not ever.”

— Iran’s military command, quoted by the Financial Times, in a video message to President Trump rejecting a ceasefire.

CNBC: “Iran will not accept a ceasefire offer from the United States, Iranian state media reported Wednesday.”

“The FARS News Agency state media outlet, citing what it called an informed source, said there have been increased U.S. efforts to put a ceasefire into effect and start indirect talks with Iran to end the war that began on Feb. 28 with strikes by the U.S. and Israel on the Islamic Republic.”