"Your Excellency Ayatollah Khamenei,

With respect for your position and the people of Iran, I write this message to you with the aim of opening new horizons for our relations, far from the years of conflict and misunderstandings we have witnessed in past decades. The time has come to abandon enmity and open a new chapter based on mutual cooperation and respect. Today, too, there is a historic opportunity before us.

The United States, under my leadership, is ready to take a major step toward peace and easing tensions. We can work together to lift sanctions, empower the Iranian economy, and open the doors of cooperation between our countries. This is not only in the interest of our peoples, but also in the interest of stability and peace in the Middle East and the entire world.

But I warn you — if you reject this outstretched hand, and if the Iranian regime chooses the path of escalation and continued support for terrorist organizations and military adventures, then our response will be decisive and swift. We will not remain idle in the face of your regime’s threats to our people or our allies.

Peace is not weakness. It is the choice of the strong. The Iranian people are a great people who deserve a better future, far from isolation, poverty, and suffering.

If you are ready to negotiate, we are ready too. But if you persist in ignoring the demands of the world, history will record that you missed a tremendous opportunity.

With respect."

Source: Sky News Arabia

• Held incommunicado for four hours, with no access to communication or legal counsel.

• Transported in full restraints—hands, waist, and feet cuffed.

• Held in a solitary cell for two hours.

• Denied food and water for 12 hours, including during iftar (the evening meal during Ramadan).

• Transferred across multiple states (Vermont to Louisiana) while in custody.

• Türkiye’s Consul General and her attorney visited her on March 29.

• A court hearing is scheduled for April 7, where her stance on remaining in the U.S. may affect legal outcomes.

Elon Musk announced plans to hold a Wisconsin rally and personally hand out two $1 million checks to voters who had already cast ballots in the state’s April 1 Supreme Court election on March 28.

The election could shift the court’s balance from a 4-3 liberal majority to conservative control. Musk and his PAC have spent over $12 million backing conservative candidate Brad Schimel.

Legal experts warn Musk’s offer may violate Wisconsin law, which bans giving “anything of value” in exchange for voting.

State Attorney General Josh Kaul said legal action would be taken to block the event.

Musk deleted his post later the same day. It’s unclear if the rally will still occur.

Minister of Interior: Anas Khattab

Minister of Defence: Murhaf Abu Qasra

Minister of Foreign Affairs: Asaad al-Shaibani

Minister of Justice: Mazhar Al-Weiss

Minister of Religious Endowments: Mohammad Abu Al-Khair Shukri

Minister of Higher Education: Marwan Al-Halabi

Minister of Social Affairs and Labor: Hind Kabawat

Minister of Energy: Mohammad Al-Bashir

Minister of Finance: Mohammad Yasser Barniyeh

Minister of Economy: Nidal Al-Shaar

Minister of Health: Musab Nazzal al-Ali

Minister of Local Administration: Mohammad Anjarani

Minister of Emergency and Disaster Management: Raed al-Saleh

Minister of Communications: Abdul Salam Heikal

Minister of Agriculture: Amjad Badr

Minister of Education: Muhammad Abdul Rahman Turko

Minister of Public Works and Housing: Mustafa Abdel Razzaq

Minister of Culture: Mohammed Saleh

Minister of Youth and Sports: Mohammad Sameh Hamed

Minister of Tourism: Mazen al-Salhani

Minister of Administrative Development: Mohammad Skaf

Minister of Transport: Ya'rab Badr

Minister of Information: Hamza Mustafa