Mechanisms of National intelligence Assessment in Zionist Regime Intelligence Community

Assessing national intelligence has a significant and determinant role in defining the
goals and policies of countries in the domestic and international arenas. Consequently,
many countries have sought to prioritize and provide policy-makers with a range of
policies, assessments, and estimates of the aspects and dimensions of different political,
security, social, economic and cultural developments. This essay first explores the
intelligence community of the Zionist regime and the responsibilities of its member
organizations. Then, the process of evaluating, collecting and presenting national
intelligence in the intelligence community of the Zionist regime have been examined. In
this regard, the authors, while using the descriptive, analytical and library resources, by
comparing the methods of assessing the national intelligence of the Zionist regime with
the United States and United Kingdom, conclude that active organizations in the
intelligence community of the Zionist regime present their evaluations to the head of
government and the prime minister separately and directly. Meanwhile, in countries
such as the United States and the United Kingdom, intelligence agencies are set up by
their government chiefs to take responsibility for the compilation of national
intelligence assessments.