Revolutionary developments in Egypt and the role of the Zionist regime in the region

This research with regards to the theory of constructivism sought to answer the question if the Egyptian revolution and oust the secular totalitarian regime of Hosni Mubarak has effect on the position of the Zionist regime. Findings indicated that after the revolution, the identity of Egypt transformed to the anti-Zionist Identity, and providing context for the growth of the Islamic movement, led to the isolation of the Zionist regime in the region. Indeed, the destruction of the barrier between Egypt and the Palestinian Authority, as security for the Zionist regime, the demand of Egyptian people to revisions in the Camp David agreement, and Egypt agreement to passing Iranian military ships of the Suez Canal and the security challenges of Egypt after the reconciliation deal of Fatah and Hamas in the West Bank; caused the Zionist regime to encounter with the loss of an important partner on security issues, and prepare themselves to enter to a serious crisis of identity and security. In present study the inductive method was used to answer the questions.