Areas and Contexts of the New Arab-Israeli Peace in the Light of Iran's Regional Policies

This study examines the areas and contexts of the New Arab peace and Israel deals in the light of Iran’s regional policies.   

The present study uses descriptive-analytical method and library resources to analyze the issue. Based on the “neoclassical realism” approach, the question has been raised that what are the basic grounds and contexts of the new Arab-Israel peace in the light of Iran’s regional policies? In answer to this question, the proposed hypothesis is that the both feel common threat and it is a security issue that seeks to change the order of the area to their advantage.

The analysis of this study shows that the Arab countries in the region, especially after the recent developments in west Asia including the Arab Spring and the strengthening of the resistance axis, have resorted to this peace strategy with Israel in order to maintain their security.

Research findings show that Israel’s due to withdrawal from diplomatic isolation in the region and also with the aim of isolating Iran in the region and the Arabs also because of ensuring their security and the survival of the monarchy and the fear of gaining the liberation movements did this important thing.