“Iran is in your hands”: Shah’s son calls people to get up during Israeli attacks

An authoritarian regime can hide another. While the Iranian Mulá regime is pressed by Israel and the United States, in a context of renewed regional tensions on the cover of an operation against the Iranian nuclear program, the Shah son takes light.

Pahlavi, the son of the previous king pursued by the Islamic dictatorship, spoke on social networks. It encourages civil disobedience and asks for a “national uprising to finish this nightmare once and for all.”

“The Islamic Republic has reached its term and is falling. Khamenei hides underground as a scared mouse and has lost control of things. What has begun is irreversible. The future is brilliant and we will pass this agitation of history,” he said in a shared video on social networks.

In this message, PAHLAVI refers to the difficult information to confirm that Ayatollah Khamenei is currently hidden in a bunker, while the threat of a possible murder is soft by Tsahal and the United States.

The grandson of the founder of the Pahlavi dynasty is the suitor of the throne of Iran, in case a regime drop could lead to a recovery of a monarchy whose excess and abuse have been largely documented, as well as that of the Islamic Republic currently in power.

Desire to establish “a democratic process”

Does the monarch want people’s action in their favor? “Iran is in your hands and your recovery depends on you, you have launched Pahlavi, 64. Your disobedience, for example, is not going to work, arriving late or working less, you can give a fatal blow to the government,” he said in another message on social networks.

However, the taste of people is not so safe. According to the historian and researcher Jonathan Piron, cited by Le Parisien, the descendant of the monarch is “hated in Iran” and makes fun of his American lifestyle. He has lived in the United States since his father was persecuted of power in 1979. Only a few months after his exile, the fallen leader died of Cairo cancer in July 1980. His wife, Farah Pahlavi, also lives in exile, between the United States and France.

As the point remembers, he had clearly presented his intentions two years ago. He said he was in contact with the opponents of the current regime and that he was interested in the idea of ​​establishing a peaceful transition in case of a regime’s drop. Ensures its willingness to establish a constitutional monarchy regime, with an assembly and a government. “All I can say is that the final form will come from a democratic process,” he told The Weekly.

It remains to be noted that in the conflict between Israel and Iran, the position of the Hebrew State differs from the position of its ally in Washington. Tel Aviv states that its objective is not a regime drop in its place, but the destruction of Iranian nuclear media, suspecting a possible armament. For his part, Donald Trump wants the end of power instead, but is not formally committed with Tsahal.