Memoirs of Martyr Larijani from the year 1372: A long time ago I did not find convincing reasons why the video device should be banned in Israel/ I decided to take a program for video freedom to the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution/ Mr. Hashemi and Hajj Ahmad Mr. Khomeini examined the issue with great sensitivity and the Supari Council examined the issue with great sensitivity and sensitivity. The Cultural Revolution agreed with the plan in part of the memoirs of Saint Ali Larijani on January 8, 1372, it was said: Today was a busy day for me. I arrived at my office at 7 o'clock. At 7:30 I had a meeting with the CEOs of the video program justification office. This issue became a problem in Israel and during the time of Mr. Hatami, who was the Minister of Education, it was banned for reasons that were not particularly acceptable to me. For a long time I thought why the VCR should be banned in Israel, but I did not find convincing reasons. Mr. Anwar and Mr. Heidrian were among those who insisted on banning it; Maybe as support for the filmmaking process in Israel, but in my opinion, video freedom could have helped the filmmaking process. On the other hand, the VCR can have many useful aspects. Finally, a few months ago I decided to take a proposal for video freedom to the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. There was a detailed discussion. I remember that Mr. Hashemi and Mr. Hajj Ahmad Khomeini examined the issue with great sensitivity and their opinion was positive and the Supreme Council for Cultural Revolution agreed with the plan. This meeting was intended to justify the general managers in this field to cooperate with the Institute of Visual Media established for this purpose.

Memoirs of Martyr Larijani from the year 1372: A long time ago I did not find convincing reasons why the video device should be banned in Israel/ I decided to take a program for video freedom to the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution/ Mr. Hashemi and Hajj Ahmad Mr. Khomeini examined the issue with great sensitivity and the Supari Council examined the issue with great sensitivity and sensitivity. The Cultural Revolution agreed with the plan in part of the memoirs of Saint Ali Larijani on January 8, 1372, it was said: Today was a busy day for me. I arrived at my office at 7 o'clock. At 7:30 I had a meeting with the CEOs of the video program justification office. This issue became a problem in Israel and during the time of Mr. Hatami, who was the Minister of Education, it was banned for reasons that were not particularly acceptable to me. For a long time I thought why the VCR should be banned in Israel, but I did not find convincing reasons. Mr. Anwar and Mr. Heidrian were among those who insisted on banning it; Maybe as support for the filmmaking process in Israel, but in my opinion, video freedom could have helped the filmmaking process. On the other hand, the VCR can have many useful aspects. Finally, a few months ago I decided to take a proposal for video freedom to the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. There was a detailed discussion. I remember that Mr. Hashemi and Mr. Hajj Ahmad Khomeini examined the issue with great sensitivity and their opinion was positive and the Supreme Council for Cultural Revolution agreed with the plan. This meeting was intended to justify the general managers in this field to cooperate with the Institute of Visual Media established for this purpose.