Until ten-thirty in the morning, I worked at home. I led the Friday prayer; I delivered one sermon [presenting] a report on the trip to three southeastern provinces and another sermon on the analytical history of the war. In the afternoon and evening, I also worked at home. [I reviewed] the reports concerning the proceedings of the International Court of Justice in The Hague and the Algiers Declaration.
Until ten thirty in the morning, I was working at home. I led the Friday prayers; I delivered one sermon [presenting] a report on the trip to three southeastern provinces and another sermon on the analytical history of the war. In the afternoon and evening as well, I was working at home. I studied the reports concerning the proceedings of the International Court of Justice in The Hague and the Algiers Declaration. Unfortunately, the court has acted more in America's favor and is not observing impartiality. The possibility of our withdrawing from The Hague has been raised, but Mr. Behzad Nabavi—who himself is responsible for the Algiers Declaration—has expressed the view that the danger of withdrawing is greater than that of staying.
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