rajavi with my niece siddiqui mohammad. i think it was a street, they came to our house, my father's house, they came and said that yes, i am, that this is it, we will soon have an armed war. we will start like before the revolution . we will burn tires in the streets . it was, therefore , he did not support you. they were pretending to oppose the shah , but now they are not doing so . i announced my readiness. with the coming of the next government headed by mohammad ali rajaee, the hypocrites saw that the possibility of influencing the decisions of the executive body was lost. that's why they were afraid of an opportunity in order to inflict their blow on the government after bani sadr . finally, on the 8th of shahrivar 1360, while not even a month had passed since the presence of the martyrs of rajai and ba art in the government, a bomb explosion in the prime minister's office ended the work of this revolutionary government. hazrat was assigned to analyze this discussion. what a deep culture existed in our country. here

sabrina siddiqui. she is a white house reporter for the wall street journal. sabrina, great to see you good to see him. all right. so that convention that just ended has been called diverse and unified. this as thousands of pro-palestinians demonstrated or advocates demonstrated outside the united center demanding an immediate ceasefire in the israel gaza conflict. and you reported heavily on the demonstration. so did people feel satisfied well, i think that by and large there's been a dramatic shift ever since vice president harris replaced president biden at the top of the ticket, i do think to some extent she has neutralized at least some of that anger and frustration that was largely targeted toward president biden over the administration's support for israel during its military offensive in gaza and the decision to continue sending weapons to israel. >> having said that, there is a faction of voters, and i think especially when you look at the state of maine michigan, where there's a large populat

my name is kama and siddiqui, i am very happy to come back to you again. alienation while they don't know anything about their future, they only know that they will never see their families again. they not only came to a foreign land but also to they set foot in a land that was torn apart by the civil war. when we find a ship, it is a principle. we get very valuable information that helps us to narrate this story. clotilda's ship has done this like a communication channel. a channel that is not only towards the past of this story and this group of people, but also a channel towards a very powerful future. a very powerful future for this generation. as my mother said, timothy meher, who was a local businessman, made a bet that he would bring africans to america again after the abolition of slavery , he went and brought some africans here with him. he brought them to the mouth of the mobil river , took them off the ship and set fire to the ships to leave a trace of his crime. don't leave it. what i know is that everything was related to a condition and timot

hojjat-ul-islam wal-muslimeen siddiqui praised the arbaeen ceremony as a civilization-building and greatnt, describing the efforts of the organization and various departments to facilitate the holding of this great conference. tehran's interim friday imam formed the new government in the legal opportunity after the martyrdom of the ayatollah he considered raisi to be one of the signs of the strength and authority of the iranian nation and the islamic republic of iran and said: we hope that the new government, with the cooperation of other forces, will step forward in serving the people. in a telephone conversation with mr. araghchi, european union foreign policy officer berdard congratulated him on his election as the minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran. referring to the existing regional and global issues, josep buril expressed his hope that the political dialogues and consultations between iran and the european union will continue and expand in the new government. the minister of foreign affairs of our country emphasized in this conversation: the development of

doctorjulie siddiqui. let's talk about _ celebrated. doctorjulie siddiqui.ll, intimate, local events with neighbours, people of different faiths, and it is supported from priti patel to angela rayner, rabbis. the archbishop of canterbury, two wonderful people saying we need to stand together with muslim communities. friday prayers felt like the right day to do that and that is what we are doing today. do that and that is what we are doing today-— doing today. messages to communities. _ doing today. messages to communities. there i doing today. messages to communities. there has l doing today. messages to i communities. there has been so doing today. messages to _ communities. there has been so many reports of communities coming together. how important is that to you as a muslim? it is together. how important is that to you as a muslim?— you as a muslim? it is heartening and humbling- — you as a muslim? it is heartening and humbling. it— you as a muslim? it is heartening and humbling. it is— you as a muslim? it is heartening l and humbling. it is heart-warmin

, who is had tulip siddiqui, who is obviously also broke ministerial code within the first few weekson face for value who's already had scandals and said he was going to clean up his party and there'd be zero tolerance? it seems like there's more than enough parliament reconvene next monday. >> next, next. this coming monday. yes yeah. i mean, you just wonder what i think. this is performative. i really do. i agree, i think this is starmer starmer's, you know, advised comms guys, spads or whoever saying go out into that garden, and just give the people what you think they actually want. you've given everyone else what they want. let's be honest and let's just try and make it pretend the last few weeks haven't happened. >> i think they're very worried about the budget at the end of october, and they're trying to do the opposite of what liz truss did. and, you know, she was always accused of not laying the ground enough. they are literally rolling the turf out, pounng literally rolling the turf out, pouring it out days in advance. >> and let me say, no one can say that it's fake turf.