Reza Pahlavi: Iran plays central role in perpetuating Middle East conflicts
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Israeli Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel (R) with Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi attend an event in Ramat Gan, Israel.Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90
Reza Pahlavi: Iran plays central role in perpetuating Middle East conflicts
i24NEWS-May8th2024
In an interview with i24NEWS, the crown prince reaffirmed Tuesday the central role he attributes to Iran in the conflict that has undermined the Middle East for years
Reza Pahlavi, the crown prince and eldest son of Iran’s former Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, recently sat down for an interview with i24NEWS, reiterating his impassioned plea for global solidarity in overthrowing the oppressive Iranian regime.
In his discussion with i24NEWS consultant Christian Malard, Pahlavi emphasized Iran’s central role in perpetuating regional conflicts, describing the Iranian people as forsaken and left to grapple alone with a tyrannical regime.
Expressing deep skepticism towards Western overtures for diplomacy with Iran, Pahlavi dismissed hopes of reforming the regime, likening it to an unchangeable wolf.
He asserted, “We cannot turn a wolf into a sheep,” arguing that Western appeasement strategies were futile. Instead, he called for a resolute global effort aimed at regime change, urging Western powers to adopt a tougher stance towards Tehran.
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