The following are excerpts from the Iranian TV coverage of the "Jerusalem Day" that was celebrated in Iran on the last Friday of the Ramadan:
Reporter: As you can see, I am here with our good fighting public. Everyone has gathered here in support of the oppressed in Palestine. Standing next to me are two little flowers. One of them is holding a gun. He came with the gun in support of the oppressed in Palestine. My dear, why did you come here?
Child I came to participate in the march to liberate Jerusalem.
Reporter: I bless you, my flower. Good for you. What about you?
Child: I came for my mother…
Reporter: You came with your mother for the Palestinians, right?
Child: Yes.
Reporter: That’s great, my flower.
My dear child, what is your name?
Child: Ali Aram.
Reporter: My dear Ali, who did you come with?
Child: With my father.
Reporter: What day is today?
Child: Jerusalem Day.
Reporter: What did you come for?
Child: We came to do the “death to America” thing.
Reporter: May you have a long life. What is your name?
Child: Amir.
Reporter: My dear Amir, how old are you?
Child: I'm in fourth grade.
Reporter: Who did you come with?
Child: With my father.
Reporter: Do you know what today is?
Child: Yes.
Reporter: What is today?
Child: Palestine.
Reporter: Jerusalem Day, Palestine Day. Why did you come?
Child: I came to defend the Palestinian state.
Reporter: What do you have to say to the Palestinian children?
Child: I say to the Palestinian children that I am defending them.
Reporter: That's great.