http://www.irna.ir/en/news/view/menu-235/0607297975115201.htm The following headlines appeared in major Tehran morning dailies on Saturday: ** TEHRAN TIMES - Over 86 percent of Lebanese back resistance: poll ** IRAN DAILY - World better think of new UN ** IRAN NEWS - Ahmadinejad calls on OPEC for better energy supply ** KAYHAN INTERNATIONAL - US, Zionist dreams shattered by Hizbollah ** HAMSHAHRI - Hizbollah rockets hit deeper into Israel, Tel Aviv more concerned ** AFTAB-E YAZD - War in Lebanon enters new phase ** SHARQ - New conditions set for running for presidency ** SEDAY-E EDALAT - Hizbollah rockets approaching Tel Aviv ** E'TEMAD-E MELLI - Tel Aviv orders destruction of southern Lebanon ** E'TEMAD - Who can become president? ** ASR-E EQTESAD - Petrochemical special zone to be established in Western Iran ** RESSALAT - Iran's N-case out of UNSC's agenda ** KAYHAN - Israel withdraws from Lebanon Just to provide everyone with some additional insight
** KAYHAN - Israel withdraws from Lebanon I guess this one was true http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060729...oUUvioA;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl
Hezbollah has vanquished the Zionists. I knew it all along. The Hezbollah fighters are better warriors than the IDF.
Another random headline relating to Iran... Iranians rush to buy 'Da Vinci Code' http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/95870854-2DB2-4E5C-AF90-D00A3A7CD68F.htm Iranians are rushing to buy copies of 'the Da Vinci Code' after a government ban has prevented further distribution. Reza Mortazavi, a 32-year-old teacher, said: "I rushed to buy the book when I heard about the ban. Now, I am more eager to know what was written in it." The ministry of culture has banned further printing and distribution of the book, which has sold about 30,000 copies in Farsi, after Christian clerics protested against it, according to Iranian media reports. The manager of one of the book's two Iranian publishers said people were phoning him after the government's announcement to see if they could buy the book. Mansour Jamshir, a bookstore owner, said: "I had several calls for purchase of the book in a bulk amount and in higher prices. However, I will not sell it since officials told me not to distribute the book anymore." Earlier this month, six Iranian Christian bishops condemned the book, saying it insulted their religion, and asked the Islamic government to ban publishers from printing it. Less than 0.2 percent of Iran's nearly 69 million people are Christian. The book, written by American author Dan Brown, suggests that Jesus and Mary Magdalene were married. It came out in March 2003, and despite selling 60 million copies, it was condemned by Christian bodies around the world. The book was also made into a movie and was a box-office hit worldwide earlier this year. The film was not shown in Iran.
