On a trip to Krakow, Poland, Prince Reza Pahlavi received the “Solomon Award,” the most prestigious honorary award of the European Jewish Association. The award, shaped like a menorah, was presented in appreciation of his enduring friendship and his unwavering support for the Jewish community. At the ceremony, he emphasized Iran’s historical background and called the Iranian people the heirs of Cyrus the Great, who have always stood against antisemitism. He also paid tribute to the Holocaust victims by attending the Auschwitz camp and called for global solidarity against terrorism and extremism.