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[00:00:38] Hello and hello we have
[00:00:41] we have a prayer hello
[00:00:44] a prayer
[00:00:46] a prayer for our martyr for our martyr
[00:00:50] for our martyrs
[00:00:52] we have
[00:00:54] and hunter.
[00:01:10] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. O God, bless Muhammad and
[00:01:13] the family of Muhammad. Greetings and good evening to you, my dear and respected compatriots.
[00:01:17] Welcome to this news section. The President, in a
[00:01:20] meeting with governors, once again emphasized empathy and cohesion to solve
[00:01:24] problems, and said: We can overcome all threats
[00:01:28] from the enemy with strength.
[00:01:30] Mr. Pezeshkian said, "We are servants of the people and we must act in such a way
[00:01:34] that people see service and empathy
[00:01:37] from us."
[00:01:40] We can, we can overcome all these threats
[00:01:44] with strength. Then he will
[00:01:47] understand that he is dealing with the Iranian people, not with me, for example.
[00:01:51] If they assassinate me, well, let them assassinate thousands of people like me.
[00:01:54] If the people are with us, they can't do a damn thing.
[00:01:57] We must try to
[00:02:00] keep these people on the scene and make them believe that we
[00:02:04] want to serve them.
[00:02:08] The President addressed the governors, saying: Do not wait for directives, and
[00:02:12] by creating coordination in the province, involve everyone in carrying out tasks
[00:02:15] and solving problems.
[00:02:17] you do.
[00:02:20] We must, so to speak, involve everyone. We sit
[00:02:24] with everyone, we talk with everyone, we involve everyone.
[00:02:28] The same village head, a village head. He can do something in one place that maybe
[00:02:32] the governor can't. We should give him the opportunity to do his work. We should ask him to go and
[00:02:35] save money and come back to report what savings
[00:02:38] he has made in his electricity, in his gas, in his petrol,
[00:02:42] in his fuel, in his diesel. All these things can be done.
[00:02:46] Each of you can do something. Don't wait for us
[00:02:49] to give you a directive. Solve
[00:02:52] it. Everyone should pick up a burden
[00:02:55] from the ground.
[00:02:57] We should provide services more cheaply
[00:03:01] in deprived
[00:03:02] areas.
[00:03:05] Mr. Pezeshkian, repeatedly emphasizing the promotion of a culture of frugality
[00:03:09] in all areas, said: We must involve people in the discussion of frugality.
[00:03:13] First, let's start with ourselves.
[00:03:16] The President also emphasized solving the livelihood of the people and advised everyone
[00:03:20] to consider the main goal in the discussion of frugality as
[00:03:23] the rotation of the wheels of production and industry and to help
[00:03:27] facilitate this path.
[00:03:32] The head of the judiciary warned that those who abuse the chaotic market
[00:03:36] will be dealt with decisively
[00:03:39] without any leniency. will be.
[00:03:43] If someone has goods and does not offer them, if there are people
[00:03:47] who give bad goods, for example, if someone gives damaged goods to people,
[00:03:51] the Gaza force must deal with them quickly,
[00:03:53] deterring and decisively. On the other hand, if someone has
[00:03:57] really stumbled, he is not corrupt.
[00:04:00] He does not want corruption. He really wants to solve his problems.
[00:04:04] Many times, they are given a grace period. One of the complaints
[00:04:08] we receive is that they say, "Why does
[00:04:10] such and such a person who had economic activity
[00:04:14] later commit a crime and go to prison? Why do you give
[00:04:17] so much leave?" These leaves are for this very reason,
[00:04:21] so that they can go and compensate. One criticism against us is that
[00:04:24] why does this person go, for example, some days to his office, where his factory is,
[00:04:28] his company's work,
[00:04:37] The judiciary does not shy away from confronting social anomalies and
[00:04:40] anti-cultural actions, and cultural institutions
[00:04:44] have an extremely important responsibility in the face of the enemy's
[00:04:47] cultural aggression.
[00:04:49] have.
[00:04:54] The third meeting of the Council for the Transfer of Water from the Southern Seas
[00:04:57] to the Central and Eastern Plateaus, chaired by the First Vice President,
[00:05:01] was held. A meeting that this time focused on the most crucial knots
[00:05:04] of unfinished projects so that with the participation of the private sector and
[00:05:08] industries, vital water infrastructure in various
[00:05:11] provinces can be completed.
[00:05:13] reach.
[00:05:17] Water from the southern seas reaches the thirsty veins of Kerman.
[00:05:21] Within the next two months. Good news from the Governor of Kerman.
[00:05:25] On the sidelines of the meeting of the Council for the Transfer of Water from the Southern
[00:05:28] Seas to the Central and Eastern Iranian Plateau. A meeting
[00:05:32] chaired by the First Vice President was held to accelerate the completion
[00:05:36] of water infrastructure. With the cooperation of the powerful
[00:05:39] arm of industries and large economic enterprises. The project
[00:05:43] of transferring drinking water to Kerman city itself
[00:05:45] was supposed to be completed last year.
[00:05:49] It will be put into operation in the next two months, God willing,
[00:05:53] with the participation of industries and large economic enterprises.
[00:05:57] A serious movement in water transfer projects
[00:06:00] is taking place. Another good news
[00:06:04] from the Governor of Yazd about the
[00:06:07] progress and completion of the fourth section of the sea water transfer
[00:06:10] to Yazd with the participation of the private sector. and the contracting company, a new
[00:06:14] step for the central desert to breathe again.
[00:06:18] Three parts of it went to auction and were implemented. From
[00:06:21] the sea to Kerman, from Kerman to Yazd. Due to its financial
[00:06:25] resources, it had a bit of a story. Today, with the meeting that Dr.
[00:06:28] held, and the coordination that took place, the fourth section
[00:06:31] of the sea water transfer to Yazd will also be put to tender, God willing.
[00:06:35] However, the full implementation of the Ministry of
[00:06:39] Industry, Mine and Trade's commitments to complete the water project
[00:06:43] is still shrouded in ambiguity. More economic aspects are now at stake
[00:06:46] because the implementers of this project are economic institutions.
[00:06:50] Well, their perspective is an economic one. Where is the problem
[00:06:54] that this is not being completed? Look, the problem is
[00:06:58] that 40-60% of guaranteed purchase
[00:07:01] must be determined so that the National Development Fund
[00:07:05] can provide facilities. We are an industry.
[00:07:08] 40% is for us, and 60% still
[00:07:11] needs to be determined. Nevertheless, the First Vice
[00:07:14] President obliges industries to cooperate in completing water projects.
[00:07:18] You must accept that our industry has sinned.
[00:07:22] You have taken the steel factory to a place where there is no drinking
[00:07:25] water at all. Well, we must pay the price and the consequences.
[00:07:29] What sin have the people of the region committed?
[00:07:32] We took a steel factory to a region that had no drinking water. We took a water-intensive
[00:07:36] industry there.
[00:07:39] And this process, with all due respect, has been going on for the past four decades.
[00:07:43] In this meeting, Mr. Aref considered the speed of implementing water
[00:07:46] transfer projects insufficient and emphasized accelerating the completion of these projects.
[00:07:50] done but not satisfactory.
[00:07:53] Important companies and organizations that
[00:07:57] have agreed to cooperate, I ask you to continue
[00:08:01] this cooperation with greater seriousness.
[00:08:03] Let's give In the medium term, it is for the benefit
[00:08:06] of my friends, otherwise these
[00:08:10] projects must be completed in the end. It was decided that government
[00:08:14] incentives for encouraging industries should be formulated so that large
[00:08:17] companies can also play a more prominent role in completing these projects
[00:08:21] through their social responsibilities. do. Azar Fam's children
[00:08:25] IRIB News Agency.
[00:08:26] Sima.
[00:08:29] The head of the secretariat of the Expediency Discernment Council emphasized
[00:08:32] the need to review and reform general housing policies.
[00:08:36] Mr. Kadkhodaei, referring to the importance of housing as one of
[00:08:40] the basic needs of the people and the main concerns of families,
[00:08:44] said: After years of the announcement of general housing
[00:08:47] policies, a comprehensive housing plan has not yet been approved.
[00:08:51] The head of the secretariat of the Expediency Discernment Council
[00:08:54] also called for a thorough evaluation of the government's
[00:08:58] performance and the submission of a supervisory report on the implementation of general
[00:09:02] housing policies.
[00:09:02] was.
[00:09:06] The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the claim of a
[00:09:09] diplomatic initiative in the letter of Trump's deputy inconsistent
[00:09:12] with warmongering and repeated violations of the White House's
[00:09:16] commitments, and said that the basis for talks is Iran's
[00:09:19] seven-step plan and the ball is in America's
[00:09:23] court. Mr. Baghaee also warned that Trump's threat to attack
[00:09:26] Iran's nuclear facilities encourages the violation of the non-proliferation
[00:09:30] treaty and said: Nuclear weapon owners are closely monitoring
[00:09:34] America's behavior, and the White House is creating a model
[00:09:37] with these threats that will result in a threat
[00:09:41] The spokesman for foreign policy, in response to the accusation of
[00:09:45] anti-Semitism in Iran by some Western governments, also stated:
[00:09:48] Anti-Semitism is essentially a European phenomenon
[00:09:51] and has no connection with Iranian religion, customs,
[00:09:55] culture, and
[00:09:56] civilization.
[00:10:02] The "Jan Fada" battalions exercise in Mahabad.
[00:10:06] The "Jan Fada" battalions' exercise in Mahabad was held with the aim of strengthening
[00:10:10] national solidarity and declaring readiness to defend the security
[00:10:13] and power of the country. The participants in this exercise renewed
[00:10:17] their allegiance to the Supreme Leader and declared that they are ready
[00:10:21] to defend the homeland to the death. are.
[00:10:55] We will defend this system and the Islamic Republic of Iran,
[00:10:58] whether it's Kurdish, whether it's Borouj, whether it's Persian, whether it's Turk.
[00:11:02] We are all Iranians and we are proud
[00:11:05] to be Iranians. We came for the glory of this
[00:11:08] flag.
[00:11:13] We are all sacrificing our lives for the country, but we don't distinguish between men and women.
[00:11:17] We stand by the covenant we made, always. We will stand.
[00:11:20] Our weapons are aimed at those who are greedy for
[00:11:30] In a ceremony, five prominent figures in Iranian
[00:11:34] education were honored. It is planned that every year, with the aim of introducing
[00:11:38] pioneers in this field and serving as a role model for the young generation,
[00:11:41] permanent figures in the field of education will be identified
[00:11:45] and honored.
[00:11:46] will be.
[00:11:49] Sometimes a picture changes the life path of a teacher.
[00:11:53] In Sistan and Baluchestan. I saw a school where children were sitting
[00:11:57] on the ground and studying on sacks, and it was very strange
[00:12:00] for me because at the same time I was teaching
[00:12:04] in the best school in Tehran. was giving.
[00:12:07] A picture that was the beginning of a new responsibility
[00:12:10] for him. I gave this news to the children of that school, and the children
[00:12:14] and their parents declared their readiness to help those children.
[00:12:18] School building started from there. This
[00:12:21] is just one example of the legacy of those who dedicated their lives
[00:12:25] to education and training. To date, we have built
[00:12:28] or are building 620 schools. A legacy that is now going to be
[00:12:32] identified and made permanent. One or two people each year, we hope,
[00:12:36] in 8 fields or 8 different
[00:12:39] groups, we can actually choose. Honoring is not just
[00:12:43] a reminder of the past, it is an opportunity to transfer
[00:12:46] experience to future generations. We must accumulate
[00:12:49] our knowledge and pass it on.
[00:12:52] Younger people stand on the shoulders of
[00:12:55] older and more experienced people and look from a
[00:12:58] wider perspective. Films and books are going to be made about them.
[00:13:02] We will compile their biographies, God willing,
[00:13:06] and make them available to interested parties.
[00:13:09] Dr. Kazemi's request to identify, introduce,
[00:13:13] and record the legacy of educational pioneers is among
[00:13:17] the missions of this association to keep the educational
[00:13:20] memory of Iran alive. Ali Akbar
[00:13:23] Abbasi, IRIB News Agency.
[00:13:27] My Hero book series with a new perspective and new
[00:13:31] titles in the book market, books that have now reached 35
[00:13:35] volumes, and in its latest title, it has dealt with the
[00:13:39] martyred leader.
[00:13:40] is.
[00:13:44] Heroes are not always legends. Some heroes emerge
[00:13:47] from reality, heroes with whom children
[00:13:51] have grown up. are.
[00:13:55] The book "You were like a flower" describes the characteristics of the martyred
[00:13:59] leader in the form of poetry and story for children. One day,
[00:14:03] finally, I will be like you.
[00:14:06] I am a book lover. I want to read
[00:14:10] books. I want to read the Quran like you
[00:14:13] from today. I saw a picture of you
[00:14:17] on the table. There is a book in your hand
[00:14:21] in the picture frame. This book is written by
[00:14:25] Fatemeh Gholami and published by Ketabak.
[00:14:29] We tried to introduce children to the various
[00:14:32] dimensions of our martyred leader's personality
[00:14:36] in a sweet and fluent language. One of
[00:14:39] the issues we talked about was the leader
[00:14:42] being an athlete. The importance of
[00:14:45] sports and being an athlete.
[00:14:48] The "My Hero" collection examines the contemporary
[00:14:52] heroes of the Iranian people in a childlike manner.
[00:14:55] Heroes such as the father of Iran's nuclear program, whose story
[00:14:58] was written by Zahra Abdi. "Father of the Nuclear Program"
[00:15:02] is a narrative of the life of Martyr Mohsen Fakhrizadeh
[00:15:06] that covers his childhood, education, scientific
[00:15:09] activities, social life, and martyrdom.
[00:15:12] This book contains 20 short
[00:15:16] and very readable narratives.
[00:15:19] The "My Hero" collection has been published in
[00:15:22] 35 volumes. These are fluent and intimate
[00:15:26] books that indirectly introduce children to the characters
[00:15:29] in the collection. Mahboubeh Aboufazeli, IRIB News
[00:15:33] Agency. Sima.
[00:15:36] Release of 190 non-criminal prisoners in Fars
[00:15:40] province with the help of benefactors and the Endowments Organization and the payment of 20 billion tomans to
[00:15:44] the Diya Headquarters. 190 non-criminal prisoners in Fars
[00:15:48] province were released. The Endowments Organization also announced the payment of 7
[00:15:51] billion tomans for the release of 53 other prisoners. According
[00:15:55] to the Head of the Justice Department of Fars province, 1688
[00:15:59] non-criminal prisoners are still in the prisons of this province. are.
[00:16:03] bear.
[00:16:08] and the Democrats' lead in the midterm election polls
[00:16:11] in the US. A poll by the New York Times
[00:16:15] and Siena College shows that Democrats in the key states
[00:16:18] of Michigan, Texas, Maine, Kansas,
[00:16:22] Ohio, Alaska, and Iowa have surpassed their Republican
[00:16:25] rivals. A poll by the Decision Desk also shows
[00:16:29] that the Democratic Party has a 62% chance of winning
[00:16:32] the Senate elections. For that reason, experts believe
[00:16:35] that the decrease in Trump's popularity, the high cost of living due to
[00:16:39] America's war against Iran, and the tariff war have become an opportunity
[00:16:43] for Democrats to gain a significant number of seats in the US
[00:16:46] Senate. has become.
[00:16:49] is.
[00:16:53] Thank you very much for joining this news section.
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[00:21:45] In the name of God, greetings and good evening to the dear and respected
[00:21:48] viewers of the program "At the Time of Iran". Today,
[00:21:52] Monday, November 2nd, the 248th day of the Third Imposed
[00:21:55] War, we are with you with another program live and online on the
[00:21:59] News Channel. Tonight, we will discuss
[00:22:02] the events in the United States of America, specifically the US midterm
[00:22:06] elections, with the presence of Mr. Mehdi Abbasi, Mr.
[00:22:10] Hossein Hooshmand, Mr. Vahid, and Mr. Nima. Greetings to all
[00:22:14] gentlemen. In the name of God, I greet
[00:22:17] you, honorable experts, and dear viewers. I am at your service.
[00:22:21] Peace be upon you. In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I greet you, dear viewers.
[00:22:24] I am at your service. In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I also greet you,
[00:22:28] Mr. Mehdi. I greet you, dear Seyedmays. All our
[00:22:31] viewers and listeners, even when they are not present, we use their channels
[00:22:35] and learn from our two brothers. God willing, we will also learn from them in the program.
[00:22:38] I am very happy to be at their service and at your service.
[00:22:42] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I greet you, Mr. Seyed,
[00:22:46] Mr. Hooshmand, dear Mr. Abbasi, dear Mr. Vahid.
[00:22:50] I extend my greetings and regards to all our dear and respected
[00:22:53] viewers and listeners. As every night, we ask for many prayers,
[00:22:57] first for the mujahideen and fighters, and second, for all
[00:23:00] the Iranian nation, so that, God willing, with the blessing of these prayers,
[00:23:04] we can successfully overcome these decisive
[00:23:07] and wartime days. Let's enter the discussion, if you agree, despite the fact that we have discussed
[00:23:11] the elections several times. In order to have a general picture and overview, let's start
[00:23:15] with Mr. Hooshmand. Please tell us exactly what event we are facing
[00:23:18] and when it started.
[00:23:27] Tomorrow, 7 AM Eastern Time, approximately
[00:23:30] 2:30 PM Iran time, the
[00:23:34] midterm congressional elections will begin.
[00:23:37] When we say "Congress," we mean the House of Representatives
[00:23:41] and the Senate. The House of Representatives has 435
[00:23:45] seats, and the Senate has 100 seats. Because the term
[00:23:48] of the House of Representatives is two years, all 435
[00:23:51] seats are put to a vote every two years. In the Senate,
[00:23:55] because the term is six years, one-third of the seats are put to a vote
[00:23:59] every two years. This year, we also have two special elections. So, 435 seats
[00:24:03] in the House of Representatives and 35 seats
[00:24:06] in the Senate will be put to a vote tomorrow. And
[00:24:10] based on, since the time zones in the US are different,
[00:24:14] those eastern states that start at 7 AM will continue until 7 or
[00:24:18] 8 PM. That would be around Wednesday morning Iran
[00:24:22] time, when we can say that the results of some states
[00:24:25] will gradually become clear. Well, right now, as
[00:24:29] we are speaking, we have some news regarding the elections. What is this about
[00:24:33] a portion of the votes already being cast? So how are elections being held
[00:24:37] earlier than the date you mentioned for tomorrow? Given that elections
[00:24:41] in the US are always held on Tuesday, and Tuesday is a working
[00:24:44] day, for this reason, for several decades, according to the law, we have
[00:24:48] an early vote, or what is called early
[00:24:52] voting, and postal votes. Postal voting in some
[00:24:56] states has been going on for about a month to a month and a half
[00:24:59] ago. People can either go in person to the ballot boxes
[00:25:03] and participate, or they can participate in the elections by mail.
[00:25:07] And according to statistics, about 54
[00:25:10] million people have voted through this method so far. This means that
[00:25:13] always in elections, about 50%
[00:25:17] of people vote before election day.
[00:26:03] Those moments I mentioned at the beginning of the program,
[00:26:07] that special event, we are slowly approaching it.
[00:26:10] Of course, I have something to say to you, which
[00:26:14] I will share with you, and then we will go to our special section.
[00:26:17] We are honored to have among
[00:26:21] us the honorable and respected families of the martyrs of Tehran,
[00:26:25] and two respected
[00:26:27] families for the children of Shajareh
[00:26:31] Tayebbeh school in Minab. I will mention their beautiful names, these two families
[00:26:34] who came from Minab. They did not leave us alone
[00:26:38] and are among us, and I would like to tell
[00:26:41] you about Martyr Setayesh Ali Hosseini, a fourth
[00:26:44] grader, and Martyr Reza Habashian, a second
[00:26:48] grader. Welcome. I think
[00:26:51] you are sitting
[00:26:53] at the end. Yes, yes. Welcome very much. Thank you very much.
[00:26:57] Children, two weeks ago we visited Minab
[00:27:01] school.
[00:27:10] Children, girls and boys, these pictures and videos that are on social media from Shajareh Tayebbeh school are available,
[00:27:14] we asked, we talked
[00:27:17] there, we took statistics,
[00:27:19] they informed us, they said these images and these
[00:27:23] pictures are almost,
[00:27:25] you can say, less than one-third of the school,
[00:27:29] meaning more than two-thirds of the school was destroyed by them.
[00:27:32] May God curse them and uproot them.
[00:27:36] May they be uprooted, God willing.
[00:27:39] They destroyed it. They are still pulling
[00:27:42] mud from under the debris.
[00:27:46] They are still pulling shoelaces from under the debris.
[00:27:49] Our hearts were torn to pieces. That is, when I and Mr. Ehsan
[00:27:53] visited the martyrs' cemetery and listened to the grievances
[00:27:56] of each of the martyrs' families,
[00:28:00] it was impossible for my eyes not to well up with tears,
[00:28:03] just like this rain that
[00:28:06] is falling now. I don't know,
[00:28:09] these slogans will definitely reach the ears of America and Israel.
[00:28:13] I want you to join together
[00:28:15] with all your heart, with all your passion.
[00:28:19] Please answer me: Death
[00:28:22] to America!
[00:28:24] America! Death to
[00:28:28] America! Death to
[00:28:30] America! Death, death to America!
[00:28:33] Death to America! Death to
[00:28:37] Israel! Death to Israel!
[00:28:40] Death to Israel!
[00:28:43] Death to Israel! Death to
[00:28:46] hypocrites! Death to hypocrites!
[00:28:49] Death to Pahlavi! Death
[00:28:53] to hypocrites!
[00:28:56] Death! Death to the treacherous
[00:28:59] traitors! Traitors.
[00:29:05] These alleys, these squares in every city, in every
[00:29:09] village, in every province, are adorned with the sacred
[00:29:12] names of martyrs. This alley and street are sacred.
[00:29:16] Truly, I mean, if you are very, very
[00:29:19] pious, you should enter these alleys and streets with ablution. What were some
[00:29:23] people thinking? We will not allow it.
[00:29:27] We will not allow it. From now on, the tide has turned.
[00:29:30] From now on, the story is something else. A special
[00:29:34] chapter in history has been written.
[00:29:37] From now on, we will not allow
[00:29:40] anyone to see the scene empty, until our last
[00:29:44] breath, until our last drop of blood. We will not
[00:29:47] allow anyone to give themselves permission to come
[00:29:51] into the streets, say things, chant
[00:29:55] slogans, or perform actions that are contrary
[00:29:58] to our values. These alleys and streets are sacred. Death to...
[00:30:13] I invite you to watch the images.
[00:30:16] The images speak for themselves. I will not talk about them
[00:30:20] at all. I just ask the boys, the girls,
[00:30:23] our dear guests, all of us tonight
[00:30:26] are guests of our martyr. Please pay attention
[00:30:29] to these images, and if your eyes
[00:30:33] fill with tears and your heart is moved, do not
[00:30:37] deprive us of your good prayers. God bless you. Please
[00:30:40] watch, children. Hello.
[00:30:44] How are you? How are
[00:30:48] you? Thank God. Please
[00:30:51] sit down. On the occasion of Students'
[00:30:54] Day, we have guests,
[00:30:58] those guests.