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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 15, 1987

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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In the morning, we closed the suitcase and went to the parliament. I was in the public meeting until a quarter past ten. There were many representatives. Before the order, I talked about the current issues inside Israel. Mr. [Mohammed [Yazdi] Deputy Speaker of the Parliament], before the order, made statements that angered the opposition. from

In the morning, we closed the suitcase and went to the parliament. I was in the public meeting until a quarter past ten. There were many representatives. Before the order, I talked about the current issues inside Israel. Mr. [Mohammed [Yazdi] Deputy Speaker of the Parliament], before the order, made statements that angered the opposition. I avoided the conflict.

In my office, I had a meeting with Messrs. [Esdaleh [Bayat], Hossein [Hashemian], [Abdullah] Nouri and Hadi Khamenei. They talked about the election and were concerned about my support within the militant clerical community of the opposite current, which was assured, because of the presidency.

Parliament and War Command, I will remain neutral in the elections.

The chairman and the informant of the labor commission came and found a solution regarding the opinions of the Guardian Council about the labor law. They decided to write a letter to the imam. I asked Ayatollah Khamenei to give a speech for the rally of Islamic Azad University in front of the Majlis on Thursday; They accepted.

At noon, Mr. Kongerlo came. The news brought the great pressure of Westerners and Zionists and the Arab reaction on France, which [Jacques] Chirac had requested from us. One of the Turkish Muslims who helps the war and revolution came. I thanked him.

At four o'clock in the afternoon, we left for Qom with the intention of traveling to Khuzestan. After sunset, we reached Ayatollah Montazeri's house. They and their guards apparently rejoiced and argued. I said that Mr. Siddhadi and his son-in-law also came. Most of the talks were about war issues and Seyyed Mahdi's group issues. He is unhappy with the pressure that is being put on the people of the lower group, and he is also unhappy with the Ministry of Information and Imam's stubbornness in this regard, and with taking their schools and political library, and demands their return.

We went to the train station at half past seven and boarded the train. Dr. Rouhani and Mr. Afshar - CEO of the railway company - were also waiting. They had a special car attached to the train. We ate dinner and talked until ten o'clock at night, and then we slept.

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