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[...] Mr. Pahlavi is the most prominent Iranian opposition figure and, increasingly, a unifying symbol among Iranians who seek to replace the current regime with a secular liberal democracy. He is uniquely positioned, therefore, to shed light on Iran at the crossroads. Can it manage the unprecedented series of historic challenges that it faces? How will it seek to break out of the corner into which President Trump [!] has maneuvered it? And what strategy should the United States adopt to achieve the best results for itself and the Iranian people?
April 2023 Peace In Middle East Seen As Threat to Israel in U.S. Will Be Ousted From Middle-East jpost | 'Our nations can live in peace,' son of Iran's Shah says in Israel visit, 17 Apr 2023
"We are very happy to be here and are dedicated to working toward the peaceful [and] prosperous future that the people of our region deserve," he tweeted on landing in Ben-Gurion Airport where he was greeted by Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel who had arranged his visit.
Announcing his visit to Israel on Sunday, Pahlavi touted his message of seeking to overthrow Iran's rulers. "I want the people of Israel to know that the Islamic Republic does not represent the Iranian people," he said. Over the years, he had expressed his support for normalizing ties with Israel and also his support of the 2020 Abraham Accords [!].
... She added, claiming that "Pahlavi symbolizes a leadership different from the leadership of the ayatollah regime, and leads the values of peace and tolerance," considering it "the first step to rebuilding relations"....
...My late father, Hasan el-Senussi, Libya's Crown Prince, is key to this lineage of nationhood, as is our family. Our family history is one of tenacious defence of the Libyan nation. His predecessor, the Libyan King Idris, presented Libyans with a choice after World War II. They chose unity, bringing together the region's three political subdivisions into one kingdom. And they chose -- with the full endorsement and utter personal commitment of their new king, his advisors, and his family -- a democratic constitution, one that protected the rights of minorities and guaranteed freedom of conscience. They created the structure within which parliamentary democracy and representative government could flourish....
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