A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Nov. 5

Nationwide rallies to mark Students and the Fight against Global Arrogance Days and President Hassan Rouhani’s comments on enemy infiltration dominated the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Thursday.

Ettela’at: “Factional exploitation of historic occasions is detrimental to national unity,” said President Rouhani.

Measures to fight infiltration by foreigners should be serious and genuine and individuals should not take advantage of the issue of infiltration, the president told his Cabinet.

Ettela’at: Rallies have been held across the nation to commemorate Aban 13 [November 4 which marks Students and the Fight against Global Arrogance Days on Iranian calendar].

Ettela’at: “Exertion of pressure on government and nuclear negotiators is unjust,” said the Judiciary chief.

Ayatollah Sadegh Amoli Larijani further said that at this juncture the country needs calm and prudence.

Ettela’at: The attorney general has said that the reason why Aban 13 never fades away is that it reveals the true nature of arrogant powers.

He further said that the sinister triangle of the United States, Israel and Britain has taken a lot of hostile measures against the Islamic establishment. One day these countries will have to answer for their criminal measures in an international court.

Ettela’at: The secretary of the Supreme National Security Council has said that Iran is committed to implementing the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

Ali Shamkhani further said that the central part of measures Iran takes in the post-sanctions era focuses on promotion of economic cooperation [with the rest of the world].

Ettela’at: The US has launched training programs for terrorists on Syrian soil.

Human Rights Watch has said that terrorist groups in Syria have committed war crimes.

Aftab-e Yazd: An apology to get rid of suspension!

TV presenter Ali Zia has apologized to Parviz Mazloumi, the head coach of Esteghlal Football Club for making insulting comments against him during a match last week. The apology was meant to have the ban IRIB officials have slapped on the presenter lifted.

Bahar: The passport law will be amended in favor of women.

An MP has said that the Islamic Consultative Assembly is to discuss a motion to that effect.

Ebtekar: Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi has said that opposition to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action is not expedient.

The prominent source of emulation further said that making baseless comments about the nuclear deal is unlawful and un-Islamic.

Ebtekar: The council that supervises the behavior of parliament deputies has said that the Supreme National Security Council has filed complaints against a few MPs.

Emtiaz: Each year between 30,000 and 40,000 babies are born with disability across the country.

Ghanoon: Senior Iranian and Chinese military commanders have discussed the formation of an alliance against IS.

Hemayat: Iran has no fear openly supporting the Syrian resistance, said the Judiciary chief.

Hemayat: Friendship with the US is bound to result in something worse than what happened to Libya, said the judiciary spokesman.

Iran: Individuals should not play with the word infiltration, President Rouhani said.

He further said that historic national occasions should be used to promote national unity.

Javan: The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action did nothing to silence chants of “Down with the US”, the world media reported.

Jomhouri Islami: The capture of an Israeli colonel in Iraq has revealed that the Zionists work hand in glove with IS terrorists.

Kaenat: No to the US turned 37.

Kayhan: Sudanese mercenaries were captured no sooner than they arrived to fight in Yemen.

Mardomsalari: Italy is willing to make €4 billion in investment in Iran.

Mardomsalari: The minister of roads and urban development has broached the idea of buying 500 aircraft – through leasing – by the end of 2016.

Nasl-e Farda: On alert for El Nino

The Crisis Management Organization has eventually issued a warning.

Resalat: Iran’s regional clout foiled American plots, said Mohammad Javad Larijani, the chairman of the Judiciary’s Human Rights Commission.

Rooyesh Mellat: Iran continues to support the Syrian people and government, said Ali Akbar Velayati, an advisor to the Supreme Leader.

Rooyesh Mellat: Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has described the Vienna conference as a good move in working out a political solution to the Syrian crisis.

SMT: A report by the Customs Office shows that Iran’s trade balance was positive in the first seven months of the year [started March 21, 2015].

Taadol: The Parliament’s Research Center has projected that Iran’s economy will contract by 0.7 percent this year [end March 20, 2016].