Declared and Applicative Procedures of the Israeli Regime on the Syrian Crisis

Although the Syrian crisis seems to have fallen behind in the past, it is now time to share concessions over the players’ field position. The rise of political developments and popular revolutions in the Arab countries was among the rare phenomena of the early years of the 21st century, in which the Syrian scene unlike other models targeted regional and trans-national tensions. Syria’s role in the political equations of Lebanon and Damascus’s position as a supporter of Islamic resistance has added to the strategic importance of Syria. The presence of Syria in the anti-Israeli resistance axis has led Zionist leaders to regard it as one of the main threats. The Syrian crisis has caused a wave of regional concerns and one of the most important congestion concerns of the Occupied Territories. Israelis worry that if Assad collapse, Syria would become a jolt of Islamists and the calm of Jordan, Golan and Lebanon would be lost. Accordingly, the Israeli authorities are planning to turn Syria into the weakest link in the Islamic Resistance Chain. The current research seeks to answer the main question is that what Zionist regime is pursuing with regard to the Syrian crisis? Our basic assumption is that Tel Aviv, while preventing the emergence of radical religious groups, is calling for a weak Syrians to engage in civil war, in this way the Islamic Resistance Front, and at the top of it, the Islamic Republic of Iran In the region weaken. The current research is descriptive-analytical and based on the theory of defensive realism.