We had a public meeting. Several bills were approved. I spoke to the audience about the war while breathing. I had several meetings with representatives in the afternoon. The rabbi of the Jews came with their representative and a group of their leaders and brought the amount of 42 million riyals [aid] to the fronts and strongly expressed their loyalty.
We had a public session. Several bills were passed. During the recess, I spoke to the spectators about the war. At noon, I had several meetings with members of parliament. The Chief Rabbi of the Jews came with their representative and a group of their leaders, and they brought forty-one million rials in [aid] for the fronts. They strongly expressed their loyalty and had several requests; for example, permission for the synagogue and the school to remain together, which had recently been prohibited, and the release of several prisoners with non-political offenses, and... I also spoke to them about the unity of the roots of the Abrahamic religions, the similarity between our movement and the movement of Prophet Moses (PBUH) in terms of history and content, and how the existence of Israel hinders cooperation between Muslims and the Jews of the world.
Mr. [Mir Ali Naqi] Khamoushi, the representative from Tehran, also came. He had criticisms of the parliament's work and also made some suggestions. In the afternoon, Mr. Mohammadi, the head of Imam's advisory office in the Air Force—who had recently returned from England—came and gave a report on the situation of the army's procurement offices in London, the condition of the embassy, and the Muslim students in London. He emphasized the necessity of having a representative of the Imam or Mr. Montazeri there, as well as replacing our chargé d'affaires, and spoke about the morale and performance of Mr. Moeinpour, the Air Force commander, believing that he could no longer manage the force. He had previously supported him.
Mr. [Sadegh] Taqvaei, the prosecutor for trade affairs, came and brought examples of violations by the Ministry of Commerce to justify their own actions, which had recently been taken against the bazaar merchants. Early in the evening, I read the reports and completed the pending work. Effat, Mehdi, and Yaser came to the parliament and stayed there for the night. Because of security issues and the recommendations of the protection officials, I spend more time in the parliament and avoid excessive commuting.
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