When Iran is liberated, we will welcome our Israeli friends. Such a statement was made by the Crown Prince of Iran in exile Reza Pahlavi during his European tour, the Yeni Safak agency reports.
The prince said that he sees Israel not as an enemy, but as a strategic partner for the future of Iran. As an example of cooperation, he cites the willingness to use Israeli technologies (for example, in the field of water resources management to combat drought).
In his vision of the future, he proposes to expand the "Abraham Agreements" (normalization of relations between Israel and Arab countries) to the so-called "Kirov Agreements", which would include a free Iran.
Pahlavi criticized the rise of Islam in Europe, calling it "radicalism on the streets of Paris and London."
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