- Supreme Leader rails against Washington, blames U.S. for initiating both World War I and World War II.
- Iranian deputy foreign minister says Iran-IAEA consensus infuriates Washington.
- Iranian TV to broadcast “I Was There,” a revisionist film about 9/11 by Nader Talibzadeh, who claims that video footage of the attacks was staged.
- Baghdad to host new round of U.S.-Iran talks soon.
- Supreme Leader says Iran will outwit U.S.
- Ahmadinejad calls for an end to U.S. occupation of Iraq.
- Headline: British forces “flee” Basra.
- Nicaraguan Foreign Minister meets Ahmadinejad.
- Non-oil exports in 2006: $16.3 billion.
- Seoul to host Iran trade conference.
- Hardline press cites “Senator” Dennis Kucinich as saying invasion of Iraq was motivated only by a desire to grab Iraqi oil.
- Rafsanjani becomes chairman of Assembly of Experts.
- Iran suspends pilgrimage to Karbala; says there are 4,000 Iranians in Najaf.
- Iran human rights monitor, September 2, 2007.
- Photo of the Day: Supreme Leader leads prayers.
- Supreme Leader’s advice of the day: “Husband’s Permission for Contraception”
- Question: Can any of the permanently married couple (whether the husband or wife) adopt contraception without the consent of the other spouse?
- Answer: To prevent pregnancy through coitus interrupts depend on a mutual consent of both the husband and wife. Adopting other methods of contraception by the wife is conditional on her husband’s agreement.
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Michael Rubin is Director of Policy Analysis at the Middle East Forum and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
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