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As the conflict with Iran stretches into the fourth week and shows little sign of stopping, the United States has reportedly submitted a peace plan to the Iranians. However, the plan has hardly been well-received by the Iranians, whose spokesperson even mocked the United States' latest actions. The United States reportedly proposed a 15-point peace plan on Tuesday for the Iranians to consider. 'Have your internal conflicts reached the point where you are negotiating with yourselves?'The New York Post, citing a report from Israel's Channel 12, gave an outline of the proposed plan. The plan contains 15 points, most of which intend to further proscribe Iran's nuclear capabilities and its projection of power through proxies in the region. It also demands that the Strait of Hormuz remains open. The United States and its allies would in return offer assurances to Iran in the rebuilding of the country after peace is agreed to.RELATED: 'TOTAL RESOLUTION': Trump orders temporary suspension amid Iran peace talks Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Photo by HELMUT FOHRINGER/various sources/AFP via Getty Images.However, an Iranian spokesperson mocked the United States' latest offer to negotiate, saying Iran is unwilling to reach an agreement after being fooled by the current administration's past offers of diplomacy.According to the Post, Lt. Col. Ebrahim Zolfaghari said on a video shared by the state-run Fars News Agency, "Someone like us will never come to terms with someone like you. Not now, not ever." “The one claiming to be a global superpower would have already gotten out of this mess if it could. Don't dress up your defeat as an agreement. Your era of empty promises has come to an end," Zolfaghari said.Zolfaghari reportedly went on, asking, "Have your internal conflicts reached the point where you are negotiating with yourselves?"Wednesday morning, Axios reported that Iran has officially rejected the 15-point peace proposal, citing Iran's English-language Press TV.An Iranian official reportedly told Press TV that the Iranians see the proposal "as a ploy," calling the terms "excessive." The official added that the war would only end "on Tehran's own terms and timeline." Axios, citing Press TV's report, noted that Iran provided a counterproposal that consists of five conditions: Complete halting of attacks and assassinations by the U.S. and Israel;The establishment of mechanisms to ensure the war doesn't resume;Compensation for the damages caused during the war;Halting all U.S. and Israeli attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon and pro-Iranian militias in Iraq; andReceiving international recognition and guarantees for Iran's authority over the Strait of Hormuz.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!...Read More
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First Lady Melania Trump's imprint on global affairs continues to grow, highlighted by her hosting the Fostering the Future Together Global Coalition Summit in the nation's capital this week and her efforts to reunite children with their families amid the Russia-Ukraine war. The post Melania Trump’s Imprint on World Affairs Continues to Grow appeared first on Breitbart. ...Read More
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A special-education teacher in Washington state is accused of raping a 10-year-old student at an elementary school, according to court documents.The Spokane Police Department said in a statement that a principal alerted officers that a "family member of a student had disclosed to them statements the child made regarding possible sex acts with an adult female teacher."'We are additionally concerned for community safety based on the level of sophistication and planning involved in perpetrating these sexual assaults.'Around 3:30 p.m. Feb. 12, officers responded to the reports of child sex crimes."When officers arrived and took the initial report, they obtained statements and evidence to believe these allegations were founded," the police news release stated. "SPD's Special Victims Unit was called and took over the investigation."Police said investigators "worked tirelessly over the past month to obtain evidence and solidify the investigation."Officers arrested 32-year-old Mahayla Benavides on March 12, and she was charged with rape of a child in the first degree and child molestation in the first degree.On March 17, Benavides pleaded not guilty to the charges.Washington law defines rape of a child in the first degree when a person has "sexual intercourse with another who is less than 12 years old, and the perpetrator is at least 24 months older than the victim."Child molestation in the first degree is when a person "has, or knowingly causes another person under the age of 18 to have, sexual contact with another who is less than 12 years old, and the perpetrator is at least 36 months older than the victim," according to Washington law.Benavides' bond was set at $500,000, according to jail records.RELATED: Marriage meltdown: Mom-of-two teacher busted for alleged child molestation of student; reportedly loses custody of kids KXLY-TV reported that Spokane Police Department officers interviewed Benavides at her home in February and administered a cheek swab.Police said Benavides didn't want to answer officers' questions, but KXLY said she "performed a 'Google search' for a lawyer."KXLY added that "police also collected evidence from the classroom at Stevens Elementary School, which detectives say included a bean bag chair that tested positive for a bodily fluid."Citing court records, KXLY reported that the student told investigators the alleged sexual abuse occurred almost every day — "sometimes as much as five times per day."The boy informed investigators that the alleged child abuse often happened in a "time-out room," but Benavides would occasionally touch him sexually in the classroom when other young students were present, according to documents filed in Spokane County Superior Court.According to the affidavit, Benavides pressured the minor to remain silent and said that disclosing the relationship could result in legal trouble or the loss of her job.The student told investigators that Benavides recorded sexually explicit videos of herself and then showed them to him at school, KXLY reported.KXLY reported, "In one of the videos, she uses the child's name."Police also found videos of Benavides appearing to perform a sexual act with the student in the classroom, according to the affidavit.The school district provided police with videos from "the classrooms in question," KXLY said.Police said they seized items from the special-education teacher and the student, according to the affidavit.Prosecutors said Benavides' actions were "highly predatory, and we are additionally concerned for community safety based on the level of sophistication and planning involved in perpetrating these sexual assaults," KREM-TV reported.According to KXLY, prosecutors noted that the special-ed teacher was able to "keep her actions hidden for a long period of time."Spokane Public Schools told KREM, "It's vital that we allow SPD to conduct its investigation, and SPS will continue to follow our policies as we take the next steps pending the outcome."Sweetser Law Office, which is representing the alleged victim's family, said in a statement, "Parents entrust schools with their children every day. That trust exists because families believe their children will be safe in the care of the adults responsible for them. Every child deserves that safety."The Spokane Police Department said Spokane School District 81 "acted quickly once this information was brought to their attention, promptly separating Benavides from the child and further school access, and calling police."The Spokane County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office did not immediately respond to Blaze News' request for comment. Benavides is scheduled to appear in court May 11, according to KREM.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!...Read More
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