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Iran Challenges Israel's Foreign Policy
Analysis has shown that Israel's war against Iran has led to the collapse of one of the fundamental pillars of Israel's national security concept, revealing the urgent need to reassess the political assumptions underlying the occupation's foreign policy. The failed war demonstrated that the hypothesis of overthrowing the Iranian regime with U.S. support is unrealistic, and that Israel still clings to three main pillars: prioritizing security over diplomacy, maintaining focus on the Palestinian issue despite the Abraham Accords, and seeking to expand its influence with Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, the escalation has revealed that Gulf countries are re-evaluating their reliance on U.S. protection and have begun strengthening regional cooperation with Iran. Meanwhile, threats such as blockade of vital corridors and increased maritime transportation risks have posed new challenges to the occupation. The report emphasizes that Israel is now at a historic crossroads and must adjust its strategy to align with new geopolitical principles to safeguard its project.
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