Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has dismissed suggestions that the United States should extract Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and put him on trial, emphasizing that change in Iran must come from its own people. In an interview, Pahlavi criticized past American administrations for their handling of Iranian protest movements and accused them of enabling the regime through access to oil revenues, which he says strengthened hostile proxies and contributed to regional violence. Pahlavi predicted that after the fall of the current regime, Iran would seek a historic partnership with Israel, proposing a 'Cyrus Accord' to build on ancient ties and address shared challenges such as water scarcity. He expressed optimism that a new era of cooperation between Iran, Israel, and Arab neighbors could reshape the Middle East for the better.