Akbar Hashemi's memoirs-November 7, 2013

The meeting of the members of the Student Basij with Hashemi and the hearing of the report of Hassan Bakhtiari, the head of this organization 

The meeting of Sardar Morteza Ghorbani and the attempt to obtain more concessions for the cooperatives of the sacrificers and thanks for Hashemi's previous intervention in advising the Minister of Oil Bijan Namdar Zanganeh 

The meeting of Abdullah Ramzanzadeh and the report on the collection of government negotiations and criticism of the situation in Kurdistan and Baha al-Din Adab, the late MP from Sanandaj. 

Full text of the day: 

A group of students came. On the occasion of the Basij week and the martyrdom [Hussain] he learned that his family was also there. Mr. [Hassan] Bakhtiari, [head of the Basij Student Organization], gave a report on the Basij Student Programs and said that 3,200,000 secondary and secondary students, girls and boys, have become members. I also talked about the importance of the role of Basij and students and called the combination of these two parts a source of confidence for the future. 

Mr. [Morteza] Ghorbani, [Advisor to the President on the Affairs of the Ithargarans], the head of the Ithargarans' Cooperative, came and pleaded for more concessions for the Ithargarans, gave an explanation of the plan for establishing shrimp farms and industries, lamented the lack of help from the government and thanked Mr. [Bijan Namdar] Zanganeh, [Minister of Oil], who had secured part of the demands. I married the child of one of the guardians. 

In the evening, Mr. [Abdullah] Ramadanzadeh, Secretary of the Government Council and former governor of Kurdistan, came. He said, "The work of the majority of the negotiations between your governments, Mr. [Seyed Mohammad] Khatami and Mr. [Mir Hossein] Mousavi has been prepared and is ready for review, and Kurdistan sees fire under the ashes and had suggestions to solve the problems." He criticized Mr. [Bahauddin] Aadeb, the representative of Sanandaj, and said that the government was unable to attract job-creating credits. 

Israel, despite its decision yesterday, withdrew from Bethlehem and Bethlehem today, but clashes continue. The bombing of Afghanistan intensified today, with the Taliban claiming that traces of chemicals were seen on those wounded by the US bombings and that they had captured a group of US commandos, but the US denied both claims. 

In Northern Ireland, despite the declaration of the military and armed sector for disarmament, intense armed conflicts over the data and the detection of cases of anthrax fever in the United States and some other countries are increasing; It has also been seen in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. In Pakistan, religious parties have called for Musharraf to resign, and Western sources are expressing concern. In the West, criticism of U.S. military attacks on Afghans and admissions of failure have been mounting.