This morning, for the opening of the Quranic competition program held throughout the IRGC Ground Forces, I left home for the IRGC Headquarters. 10,000 people participated, and 600 reached the finals. Sardar Aziz Jafari, the commander of the IRGC Ground Forces, gave a welcome speech.
This morning, for the opening of the Quranic competition program held throughout the IRGC Ground Forces, I left home for the IRGC Headquarters. 10,000 people participated, and 600 reached the finals. Sardar Aziz Jafari, the commander of the IRGC Ground Forces, gave a welcome speech, and I spoke about the Quran and its role in societal transformation and strengthening the revolution. I analyzed examples of the fate of Saddam's followers, the hypocrites [MKO], the Taliban, and today's troubles of America as outcomes of the Islamic Revolution's reliance on the Quran.
I worked at my office until night. I officiated the marriage ceremony of one of the guards. In Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen), the Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority, resigned due to Israel's obstruction and the lack of support from the US and Europe for his program, which they had previously promised. The European Union, under US pressure, recognized Hamas as a terrorist group. Immediately, Israel attacked by plane a location where Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the leader of Hamas, and other Hamas leaders were present, wounding fifteen people. Hamas announced it would take severe revenge because Israel had crossed all red lines.
In Vienna, 51 non-aligned countries issued a statement rejecting the US plan to bring Iran's nuclear issue to the UN Security Council, emphasizing the right of Iran and other countries to use peaceful nuclear energy. The US also backed down, announcing it had abandoned the resolution.
Paul Bremer, the US appointee in Iraq, admitted that the people of Iraq are tired of seeing American tanks and troops and are counting the days for their withdrawal. American Democrats are strongly attacking George Bush's warmongering policies and the lack of a plan for Iraq. In a poll conducted by CNN and others, only 29% of Americans said they would vote for Bush. The problems of the occupiers in Iraq are intensifying. Today, the people of Basra demonstrated due to the lack of electricity and security, and one British and one American civilian were killed.
At night, Ahmad Agha, a cousin, came and explained about the rights he receives from the Rafsanjan Pistachio Producers and Exporters Cooperative. I had previously advised him about the excessive amount.
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