The political relations between Iran and Lybia in the time of Pahlavi (II) (Confrontation of Shah and Qadhafi)

Among the contemporary figures with Shah, kernel Mua-mmar Qadhafi was except for Naser the greatest enemy of the Iranian Shah Qadhafi was one of the followers of Naser and was against him due to his support of Anvar Sadat, Malek Hassan the king of Morrocco and his friendly relations with Israel. Meanwhile, Iran’s ruling of the triple islands in the Persian Gulf and the domminat position of Iran in the Algerian treaty all caused continuous enmity between Shah and Qadhafi and even Naser. Therefore, Iran always tried to bring pressure upon Lybia through western countries. All these led to the darkenning of Iran-Lybia relation. Shah and Qadhafi were considered as the most unreconciling leaders among the international figures; in away that Shah always attempted not to face Qadhafi.