Investigating the Effects of the Israeli Nation-state-building Process on the National Security of the Islamic Republic of Iran; and Reactions to these Effects

The rise of Israel in the Middle East has created a complex situation in terms of regional security. Israel, like other actors in the international system, has to complete the state-nation-building process. This issue is one of the challenges that the Zionist regime has always faced. This regime has based its existence on a special and complex identity that at first glance, this special identity can be considered a strong point for the survival and formation of a society; But the specific characteristics of this identity based on race and its lack of demographic diversity have created challenges for this regime. The Islamic Republic of Iran, both as a country in the Middle East and because of its inherent and inherent conflict, has always been exposed to the security and economic threats of this regime. Threats that are inherent in the Israeli nation-state-building process. This study is a detailed and explanatory study of the identity and interests of the Zionist regime, which is the basis and shape of the state-nation-building process, and as a result, its behaviors and actions in the international arena, especially in the West Asian region. And will ultimately answer the fundamental question of what effects the Israeli nation-state-building process has on the national security of the Islamic Republic of Iran.