if you ask me, i will say respect, respect , respect, iran is the cradle of farsheh. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings, courtesy and respect to you, dear viewers , welcome to the samdad news section, reviewing the achievements, challenges and solutions in the health sector, with the presence of the first vice president, mr. mokhbar, in this meeting, emphasizing that the medical community's achievements in the field of health care authors of the authority of the country asked the medical system organization to seek to improve

the quality of medical services and address the concerns and needs of patients as an intermediary organization between the government of the medical community and the people. the first vice president did this too he said: the government will try. take the necessary decisions to solve the issues and challenges facing the country's health and medical community. in this meeting, the head of the medical system organization, while explaining some of the achievements in the field of health after the islamic revolution, announced the tenfold increase in the number of specialists in the country in the last 40 years, and said that the number of successful heart transplants for children has reached 20

. and sowe are actually the new generation of journalists and journalists that, god willing , they have that level. in this ceremony, mohammad kazem anbarloui, hossein shariat madari, payam tirandaz, masoud shujaei tabatabai and abdullah ganji received the award. they received the sacred pen, the symbol of the level journalist of the islamic revolution. it seems to me that this is just the beginning of my work, that first of all , we should have a lot of young, experienced and very effective forces, so this should also be one of the tasks that he guides , god willing, is to discover these and introduce them to our dear friends who are appreciated today. becoming media professors, thank god, i think they should pass on their experiences to us younger people who are on the verge of middle age and young people who are starting to work in the media. from mr. mojtaba

ghasemi, the father of the martyr in this event, from aida's family ghasemi, a student reporter who was martyred in the terrorist incident in kerman, was honored. also, hossein pak, a journalist present in the region, was also honored with the honor of 120 martyred journalists. there are days when i am present in the region and in the second period of the holy pen prize, an introductory book on media jurisprudence written by hojjat.

the sed and sima news agency's book "the end of the statue" was reviewed in the series of meetings of the contemporary history of the islamic revolution in the house of books and literature of iran. this book from rah yar publications narrates the mood of the days of the revolution. he is a child of sistan baluchistan , but his destiny brings him to kashan. that too in special time people pouring into the street. i got a feeling that this revolution will not sleep, this revolution will win. the movement of the iranian nation rose with the slogan of allahu akbar. this is a part of the diary of musa kay, which is included in the book of the end of the sculpture. manuscripts that the author wrote on a daily basis about the events of kashan in the year leading up to the islamic revolution. mr. moussa is active. has been closed, and the adventures

and events that happened in the city, from demonstrations to, for example, the activities of revolutionary groups , were recorded by almost all the people of kashan with enthusiasm. and happiness and anxiety sit in front of the radio and follow the moment-to-moment news about the imam . manuscripts that record the events of popular struggles in kashan city such as marching routes, slogans, time and place of demonstrations, clashes and attacks by savak agents. first thing in the morning , i used to go to the place where they announced that the congregation is here today. everyone who talked about the revolution wrote and i went with the crowd until the end of the march, even the newspapers were erased with this writing . he will win and, for example, we will have an archive that is impartial and has a fluent and epic pen

. he tells us the events without any bias . our leader, the people of tehran are moving towards this city. it can be used by any researcher and researcher . it can be used to search for people who have been active since that time . the symbol of the fall of the shah was the removal of his statues in the squares of the cities. this statue in kashan is in the square. 15. there was a current august that was overthrown by the people. zainab soleimani, sed and broadcasting news agency. iranian specialists internalized the technical know-how of manufacturing the vaccine of hayek and rotavirus. these vaccines

will enter the national children's vaccination basket with mass production from the summer of 1403. according to researchers. caused by pneumococcus bacteria. netanyahu's cabinet is trying to erase israel's failure of operation storm and lakhsa from the minds by exaggerating its actions and the martyrdom of the attacks on gaza. the former prime minister of the zionist regime added that netanyahu has no intention of returning osra to the occupied territories. last week, olmert said that netanyahu

is playing with the life of this regime and the attacks the army will not be an asset of hamas. this former official of the zionist regime suggested that israel should first agree to the exchange of prisoners and resume the war against gaza after returning them. thank you very much until the next part.

gaza is weakened and worn out against hezbollah in the north and withdraws its forces from both fronts . the security authorities not only want the exchange of prisoners , but also want to stop the war and end the conflict with hezbollah in the north. this agreement is the most humiliating and shameful agreement in the history of israel. these affairs started with the yassin agreement and it continued with al-sanwar and shalit and now we. we are against the al-sanuwar agreement. meanwhile, the army does not allow the political authorities to act from a position of power . the army withdraws its troops and is confused. netanyahu, who

has understood the bombardment of the army in gaza and the borders of lebanon, has no choice but to satisfy the tenors in his cabinet. although this seems very difficult. trapped, netanyahu will lose the support of gantz and eisencode if he rejects the exchange of prisoners as requested by benguir and smotrich. if he agrees to exchange prisoners, he is a partner. this regime is in place and started the war to eradicate hamas, but now

it is waiting for hamas' answer about the exchange of prisoners, and israel is confused between the return of the prisoners based on the temporary ceasefire agreement, as the us government wants, or the cessation of hostilities, as hamas wants. is. the drivers of hundreds of thousands of bogznan cars expressed happiness and many people distributed sweets and fruits in the streets.

the army was collapsing from that day. people hugged, kissed and gave flowers to the soldiers sitting in the trucks they gave sweets. as if with the departure of the king, the darkness of the system. that they had been sent to the streets and the huge mass of the nation had been removed and the time of peace and friendship and sweetness had arrived. the soldiers, most of whom were active duty soldiers, did not show any serious opposition to sticking ayatollah khamenei's picture on the bodies of armored vehicles, tanks and trucks.

anthony parsons, bakhtiar's cabinet and his government's program were approved by the iranian parliament on january 16 , and the shah and his wife left tehran's mehrabad airport for egypt on the same day. iran radio broadcasted the news of shah's departure at 2:00 p.m. at that at that time, my wife and i and other members of the embassy and their families were all in the embassy compound. suddenly, the whole city exploded with joy and the sound of moving cars echoed in the air. cars were moving with their lights on and horns blaring. people went to the soldiers and kissed them and explained the wonderful issues of the newspapers with the headlines of drasht shah. within a few hours, the statues of the shah and his father

were toppled in the squares of the city, which itself was a prelude to the fall of the regime. i will never forget the scenes of that day. we watch the movement of people in front of the large embassy door we were standing. the people who were walking in the streets were all excited and waved when they passed us, and some of them gave us newspapers with the title of drasht shah. the protesters were chanting slogans on armor and the barrels of the soldiers' guns were blocked with flower branches. i have never seen such a sight with my own eyes.

i will not be a volunteer in the next election because i do not consider myself a worthy representative for the people , we expect from someone who represented this.

it is up to the sky. the person who votes and his wishes announces and steps to achieve them , he can achieve his goals. in the name of god. hello and good night , dear listeners and viewers of phil majles program. in tonight's program, we will talk with mrs. rifat bayat. who were born in 1336 , were female representatives in the islamic council and in the seventh round , they were representatives in only one period of the seventh round, of course , they were candidates in other periods as well, but they did not vote, or now, for

other reasons that they themselves explain, they are no longer candidates at all in the latest round. not being mrs. bayad is one of the old members of the parliament, and she is from, for example, the sixth round after my round i was a representative of mrs. bayad in the seventh round of parliament, but before becoming a member of parliament , she was one of those who came from america at the age of 21, when the imam came to novoloshto in paris, near paris. mrs. bayat was studying in america and left her studies to come to france with her husband and they were among those who saw the imam in nofloushto and accompanied her and then came to iran.

becoming an islamic republic now, i prefer to start from there, that is, from the time when america decided to abandon the analysis and express they should take themselves to paris and accompany the imam . hello, good night . in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful . i greet and thank you and your colleagues who are involved in this program. what were you reading in america? i studied sociology and you continued sociology later in iran . yes, i did. of course, it was mathematics. in iran , i had a diploma in mathematics and i really liked architecture and civil engineering. at that time, almost until 1955, when i

was banned from graduating, due to the reasons that we were soldiers , we had to become soldiers, and because i was a mughal imam , their opinion was that even with a hijab , even in administrative work, you should not enter the conscription system, and at all, the aid system. because of this, i was denied entrance exam , and now i am like a teacher, that's why i was a building inspector because i liked construction work. when i was 17 and 18 years old, after i got married , we went to america. my wife and i said sociology. regarding the movement of the unprivileged. there were a lot of discussions among members of the forum we were there, and these were almost political and social atmospheres for us to study a field to return , as if to help to change the system, if the imam did something that there was no need for our field or any other field, i studied sociology at the beginning , do you still believe that sociology is a good field . i am very happy that i studied it. i am very satisfied. yes

, both of you became doctors. no, my wife got an mba later , and i went for a doctorate. what are we doing now ? your wife and i run a non-governmental educational institution. do you still believe that it is good to be a member of the parliament? yes, i believe. it is possible to do a lot, so you didn't become a candidate for this course. this course, i was planning to do something that might be more widespread in society and in our country. well, our field is this field, a field where we should look for problems , i believe. we should take more effective steps and help from outside, maybe the parliament and the government and the sixth principle of the constitution, which states that the administration of the country's affairs

, in my opinion, we should change some structures and do something. that's why you should think about it in our university. that we are thinking of a national conference and scientific research to investigate the factors affecting governance in the administration of the country, we were following the four axes that we started in farvardin and in this quickening, well , we reached the maghneh power, which we have the elections ahead of us, and i started discussing the so-called maybe a kind of data mining for the commissions. well,

we are right. it is not explained, just in terms of number, now in terms of expertise, our meaning is solved, for example, let's assume that our head of construction should not be a doctor. for example, i will tell you, and vice versa, the issues were this from my own scientific point of view and my previous point of view and the experience that i have . we sat down and talked with our friends and professors. do you want to change the organization of the parliament, not the organization, maybe the formation of the summit, that is , if the candidates are commission-oriented, the speech of the parliament is much better. that is, in this one month, the parties still haven't given me the list of, for example, the list of 30 people in tehran , for example, excuse me to write

, for example, mr. behrouz ofgami, for example, they are artists, for example, the bayat cultural commission, for example, here is mr. so-and-so there, mr. so-and -so is a doctor, so people know when they see this list it seems like the parliament is making some targeted choices and the candidates are also trained in everything. now we have started as far as we know. in... we talked about doing a so-called course on the constitution , looking at the internal regulations, looking at international affairs, a full basic rights, i decided not to be a candidate because i have to go work for myself or my family . now, if it is like this , then we can work better, but the problem we have is the issue of women, the number of them, recently, sir , i have been very serious about that issue, and i would like to tell you that mr. ofgami really has a talent, he also wants political work and a little bit of me. it takes courage , but we cannot create that courage now training can be given, that is, if a person

has a certain amount of so-called challenging ability and can argue well, convince well, and be purposeful, what do they want to solve for the people of the country, not for their province? well, ladies , i also feel that they also need to work a little more. these two are the main reasons, but the difference is very important . now we are finding that when we talk to women, we see that there is a very good capability in the country, and they can play an important role in, for example, our economic commission. and i don't know about making promises and even for example there is something like rivalry in the parliament, anyway , i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know. this doesn't happen to women, no, i always say that you should look at it for two or three years

. you didn't make it to the seventh round because you voted or not. now why weren't we threatened , but in convergence , it is natural that there should be a negotiation about an issue being voted on, even if they threaten that, for example, if you don't vote, we won't vote. darfadi, no, but no, i did not have this case, but because i had two criticisms in the period of 2008 , i had two criticisms. one of them was the minister of agriculture, unfortunately, one of the women in one of the provinces, a so-called turkish linguist, took the time to speak in favor of us. to do but against he spoke and got a low vote, and 2 days later, mr. ahmadinejad , the minister, removed mr. eskandari , and i was lucky to receive a reprimand for the minister of the interior, why

him. some of it was due to the so-called pressure of the representatives, especially of zanjan, and one or two of the other people who you are asking for the minister of interior right now. you don't want to be a candidate, don't you want to register ? he said, well, i came for a mission, that's my job , and there were other problems in the borders and in the province , etc. well, no, but no one wanted me, for example, maybe they thought, i will announce if this happens and 15 16 votes collect

regarding the seriousness of the matter, but when mr. abu tarabi wanted to announce the impeachment , they said that the lady should come. unfortunately, i said a few votes . why did i notice that a vote finally happened in the space of maybe five minutes? it didn't happen later , but they didn't ask me to say this. we are doing this, not this, but those who are talking to me i noticed towards masabat that one of the problems we have is a major issue in general that the country does not go away in the parliament every time, look now how many amendments we have on the page of the bylaws . a few years ago, when he said about legislative policies , one of the issues that they say is that the law must be unambiguous, many of our laws are full of ambiguity.

bring the executive to announce that after 6 months, 7 months, 8 months now , a foreign car was supposed to be imported well, now it is zero kilometers, well, then the discussion of my so-called 5 years of work was brought up, and well, the parliament approved it, it got stuck in the expediency assembly , in those councils that were created to monitor your so-called policy-making opinion, sir, and it remained for many months. he stayed later when he came. saying 170% customs yes, well, let's find out what happened. well, finally , you are talking about car manufacturing and car parts manufacturing, etc. well, they never agree that a car has worked for, for example, 5 years . in 5 years, it will be 170, and it will be 650 million tomans, 700 million tomans, then you think

a car worth 8 billion. which is like that , does he allow it to happen, that it becomes corrupt , some things, well, these back and forths were very important, and the parliament came and decided that it is going to present the regulation to the government. well, one of the reasons is that maybe the central bank says , well, the people have to offer and provide for themselves . what do we have to do? i want to import a car and get an offer from the central bank. that's one of the problems. yes, the central bank is a government entity. and the government he installs it, these interferences also occur and this car issue has not yet been resolved. my point is that you are saying that i do not know the debate, rashefa, etc. these events behind the curtain of our legislation have caused the parliament to be in charge of the affairs, and it really is. yes, it will weaken a bit later

, only the people are the only so-called effective force on the country's economic destiny , our social culture and civilization, and the fact that the gentleman said that we should form an islamic state, which we are still on the way to, is the parliament and it is the most important pillar. after all, the more people can clearly vote and know the candidate more clearly they and the things you say happen less often. there are also plans. i remember it was in 1985. i think the discussion was about targeting the subsidies. i thought we were expanding 7, 8 and maybe 7 with the budget . there was an issue about the import of the so-called bread baking industry, which should be banned well, this vote came after a

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