Discussions about Khamenei's fate and its impact on Iran's history continue. Some believe that if SAVAK had killed Moushiali, it would not have been able to devastate and impoverish a wealthy country, nor kill hundreds of thousands from Iran to Syria and displace millions. However, if Khamenei had been executed, the voice of 'the harmless cleric of literary studies' would have risen from Ervand Abrahamian to human rights activists and programs like Pargar and Western universities, and his death would have been regarded as 'a clear document of the Shah's violence.' Reza Alijani stated in Khamenei's memorial that this intellectual cleric should not have even been arrested, let alone killed. European networks asked the prince: 'What guarantee is there that the shameful error of eliminating dissenters like Khamenei by your father will not be repeated during your time?' Additionally, reporters close to the Mojahedin-e Khalq happily report on the pursuit of justice for the noble and literary Moushiali, noting that his death case has been reopened after 50 years in a Florida court.