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In this conflict, Israel's enemies are not only Hamas, but there are also other armed groups. It's like the Houthis launching maritime control operations in an attempt to cut off maritime ties between Israel and other countries. Like Allah, it is launching attacks on Israel's border areas while shouting retaliatory slogans of "attacking Israeli civilian areas." Against this backdrop, Israel has also issued a warning, shouting that Israel has the ability to "open several fronts at once."
The Palestinian-Israeli conflict reference news network reported that Israel's ambitions have proved to be quite large, because while dealing with "Hamas", "Houthis" and "Allah", it is also opening a new front "fighting Iran". Iran** pointed out that their investigation found that the gas pipeline incident in the previous days was caused by the Israeli side, and this "illegal organization" sabotaged the Iranian gas pipeline through terrorist acts, resulting in the interruption of natural gas ** in three provinces.
Earlier, there was also a terrorist attack in Iran, in which many civilians were killed. At that time, Iran's investigation results also showed that it was Israel's ** "terrorist act" and that Iran would take action to make Israel pay the price. In fact, it doesn't make sense whether Israel did these things or not, because Iran only needs to target Israel in the name of Israel.
Iran**Israel and Iran are geopolitically in different camps. Israel is a major ally of the United States, while Iran is one of the major regional powers in the Middle East. The two countries often clash in the pursuit of geopolitical competition and influence. Israel is concerned about Iranian-backed militants and organizations, believing that Iran interferes in regional affairs and undermines Israel's interests and security.
To put it bluntly, the main contradiction between Israel and Iran is the security interests of the two countries in the Middle East. Israel sees Iran's expansion of influence in the region and its support for Palestinian militant groups and other militants, which poses a threat to Israel's security. Israel is concerned about Iran's nuclear program and missile development, believing that it poses a direct risk to it.
Israeli Prime MinisterIn addition, the contradictions between Israel and Iran also involve religious and ideological dimensions. Israel is a Jewish state, based on religious and national identity. While Iran is an Islamic republic, religion plays an important role in the political and social life of the country. Iran's leaders have repeatedly made statements in which they have denied and threatened Israel as a nation.
In addition, Israel, Western countries and Iran also have different positions on the Palestinian issue. Western countries advocate a peaceful settlement between Israel and Palestine through direct negotiations and seek the establishment of an independent and secure Palestinian State. Israel, on the other hand, believes that there is only one solution to the problem, and that is to completely "eliminate" the armed forces in Gaza. Iran, on the other hand, has long supported Hamas, an armed group in Gaza, and sees it as a force to resist Israel.
Both Israel and Iran play important roles in the Middle East and are trying to compete for influence in the region. Israel maintains complex relations with a number of Arab countries, while Iran has sought to spread the ideas of the Islamic Revolution to the region and has become an expansive intervention in some regional conflicts, clashing with Israel's forces supporting different parties in places like Syria.
Against this backdrop, Iran and Israel hate each other and are eager to use every opportunity to strike at each other. Just like this Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel has become the target of accusations from all sides, and Iran wants to use this opportunity to amplify the "best face" of Israel.
Israel wants to regain the support of Western countries, while Israel sees Iran's actions as "subversive actions" and plans to destroy Israel. Hence the slogan "fighting on multiple fronts" is being shouted by Israel. By playing up the Iranian threat, Israel wants to regain the support of Western countries.