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Greetings Behrouz Khan. How about the rumors surrounding Saeed Jalili, the representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic on the Supreme National Security Council, who also gave a speech at the Razavi Shrine and spoke of blood vengeance?
Listen | Friday Noon Stories: Warm Hearts, Cold Days.
The funeral ceremonies for Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, both domestically and abroad, concluded with his burial at the Astan Quds Razavi.
The photos of Agh Qola bridge that were published on the internet were very strange. I am glad that the restoration was completed
Twitter responses on July 10
Greetings Behrouz Khan. How about the rumors surrounding Saeed Jalili, the representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic on the Supreme National Security Council, who also gave a speech at the Razavi Shrine and spoke of blood vengeance?
About Seyyed Ali Asghar Hijazi, I mentioned in Abdi Media directly and indirectly in various notes that he is still alive.
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The funeral ceremonies for Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, both domestically and abroad, concluded with his burial at the Astan Quds Razavi.
According to seminary tradition, will the scholars of the cities and the Society of Seminary Teachers of Qom recommend to the followers of the late Ayatollah that they can remain on his taqlid?
The photos of Agh Qola bridge that were published on the internet were very strange. I am glad that the restoration was completed
I think you are the first person who made other possibilities public in the media!
Twitter responses on July 10
Supplementary - End of rumors regarding Seyyed Ali Asghar Hejazi, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Office of the Second Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic.
His presence at the funeral and burial ceremonies of Ayatollah Khamenei at the Astan Quds Razavi, alongside Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Seyyed Hassan Khomeini, and Mohammad Shariatmadari.
Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part Eleven of the Memoirs of Ahmad Zirakzadeh (1907–1993), Secretary-General of the Iran Party, a member of the National Front, representative of the 17th National Council from Tehran, produced by Habib Lajevardi.
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The continuation of the minor or major occultation of the third Supreme Leader.
As anticipated, the recent bombings and threats from the United States and its President, which may continue in various forms or meaningfully cease.
Listen | In Other Words Plus 35 | When the Dream of the Tudeh Party Collapsed: A Conversation with Shiva Farahmandrad
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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 10, 2003
In South Africa, Nelson Mandela left the city to avoid meeting with George Bush and sharply criticized U.S. crimes in Iraq. / ElBaradei, who was in Iran yesterday, expressed satisfaction with his visit, but some observers said...
Didn't anyone even have a mobile phone to take a photo and publish it to put an end to the rumors or false perceptions?
Scenarios of the Islamic Republic in Open Diplomacy with America: A Conversation with Fadahossein Maleki, Member of the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission.
In the geometry of global power, dialogue is sometimes a tool of peace and sometimes a mask for war. The Islamic Republic, from its very first days, has defined itself in opposition to what it calls imperialism and the hegemony system—namely, the United States. But throughout all these years, behind closed doors, the power of diplomacy has always been flowing: sometimes loudly, sometimes with sealed lips. Now, on the eve of major regional and global transformations, amid economic deadlocks and increasing social pressures, and while the world is experiencing a complex America led by Trump, it is watching this period's negotiations with Iran. The fundamental question is: what scenario does the Islamic Republic have in mind for confronting the United States under Trump's leadership? Has open diplomacy replaced covert policy?
Greetings to the representative of the Islamic Consultative Assembly (Majlis). Are the matters you mentioned related to the government? Have any of the governments of different terms had such authority, let alone this government?
Mr. Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, greetings to you who share responsibility in the government delegation, who exactly is the addressee of your post?
Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 9, 2003
In Iraq, attacks on Americans and the killing of Iraqis by them are increasing day by day. British Prime Minister Tony Blair and George Bush are under pressure from rivals and public opinion. There is also a lot of desertion of American soldiers from Iraq.
Twitter responses on July 9
The letter from Fakhrossadat Mohtashamipour, wife of Mostafa Tajzadeh, to Masoud Pezeshkian, titled "Hayya 'ala al-Osul!"
Hello Mr. Dr. Pezeshkian, this is the first letter I am writing to you.
See | The Inevitable Future of the Islamic Republic; From Protesters to Power Transfer; A Conversation with Faezeh Hashemi
Is it possible to escape the future? This is a very important question: is there any escape from the future or not? History is neither sleep nor fantasy; it is a stubborn reality that sometimes shows its face in the mirror of popular protests, sometimes in negotiations behind closed doors, and sometimes in the shadow of the comings and goings of leaders and their successors. The Islamic Republic, after nearly half a century, now seems to me to be standing in a purgatory between continuity and transition.
Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part Ten of the Memoirs of Ahmad Zirakzadeh (1907–1993), Secretary-General of the Iran Party, a member of the National Front, representative of the 17th National Council from Tehran, produced by Habib Lajevardi.
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Listen | Episode Sixty-Five | The book "An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution" (The Theory of Religion as the Factor Behind the Islamic Revolution) written by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam.
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