Mohsen Hashemi's suggestion to prepare a booklet to address the ambiguities of reformists and Hashemi's agreement with it.

Mohsen Hashemi's suggestion to prepare a booklet to address the ambiguities of reformists and Hashemi's agreement with it.

Mehdi Hashemi's report on the recount of 100 ballot boxes from the election.

Hamid Tabatabaei's request for Hashemi's intervention in a property matter and Hashemi's refusal to intervene.

The repercussions and reactions to Ayatollah Khamenei's speech yesterday at Tehran's Musalla, including Friday prayers and demonstrations for and against the Berlin conference, and the role of the state media.

I was at home. I spent most of my time in the courtyard, reading and walking. The children were gathered for lunch. Mohsen, [the manager of the Ma'aref-e Enghelab publishing house], suggested preparing a book in response to the incorrect criticisms of the left-wing press in recent months; I agreed. Mehdi brought the results of the recount of over 100 disputed ballot boxes, which showed no difference from the previous recount.

Hamid Tabatabaei came. He explained the living conditions of Iranians residing in Sweden, including housing, employment, education, and prices; the number of Iranians is said to be between 60,000 and 90,000. He requested assistance in transferring the land of his cattle farm project to the Iranian cooperative residing in Sweden, which he had entrusted to them; I said that since I don't know them, it's not appropriate for me to intervene. He said that his brother Hossein's mental state in Los Angeles is not good.

In all of today's Friday prayers, without exception, the Friday prayer leaders and pre-prayer speakers have launched severe attacks on the participants in the Berlin conference; Mr. Engineer [Ezzatullah] Sahabi, Akbar Ganji, [Ali] Afshari, [Mahmoud] Dowlatabadi, [Hassan] Yousefi Eshkori, [Parviz] Kardani, and [Hamidreza] Jalayee Pour, and ladies Jamileh Kadivar, Shahla Lahiji, and ... have participated in this conference at the invitation of the Heinrich Böll Foundation, a branch of the German Green Party, as a discussion on "Iran after the elections" and an examination of the sixth parliament's program. It was poorly organized and caused embarrassment; they have been struggling with the state media's revelations.

In most cities, there have been demonstrations and rallies against them; in two or three cities like Gorgan and Isfahan, criticism has been leveled at the state media for broadcasting a part of the conference film, and also, following the previous Friday sermons of the leadership, severe criticism has been directed at the so-called reformists as "American reforms." The second of Khordad press has also criticized the promotion of yesterday's leadership speech in all Friday prayers and rallies. The state media has also dedicated a significant amount of its programming to these issues.

Foreign media has also covered these issues, but they try to downplay the leadership's criticisms, following the second of Khordad's policies within the country, out of concern for harming the reforms. While expressing concern about the damage to the press, America has warned Iran.