Muhammad Bakr Khalibaf, on Saturday, November 3, in his speech before the order of the first public meeting of the Islamic Republic of Iran after the start of the war with America and Israel, attacked the late king of Iran and mentioned the Pahlavi era with phrases such as "reign of rule" and "reprehensible Pahlavi regime". In his speech, Kalibaf, referring to November 4, 1343, the anniversary of Ruhollah Khomeini's speech in protest against surrender, cited Khomeini as "the document of the slavery of the Iranian people." He described and claimed that the Pahlavi government sold Iran's independence and dignity against America's interests. The chairman of the Islamic Council also claimed that the Pahlavi government put Iran's wealth and economy at the service of the interests of America and Israel. Comparing the current conditions of the Islamic Republic to the Pahlavi era, he claimed that Iran is no longer a colony of the Western and Eastern powers and is "removing America from the West Asian region." These words are raised while in recent decades, Iranians in various regions of Iran have expressed interest in the era before the 1957 revolution and the deceased kings of Iran with slogans such as "Reza Shah Rohat Shad" and "Javid Shah".