Using the strategic security model to analyze Saudi threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran

After the Islamic Revolution, the relations between the two countries of Saudi Arabia and the Islamic Republic of Iran were full of "hostility", "tension", "conflict" and "great threat". So far, there have been many studies in this regard, but they have not investigated Saudi threats against Iran in a systematic manner and based on theoretical studies. The author believes that the implementation of a specific theory to analyze the threats of Saudi Arabia is not effective, and in this regard considers the strategic security model rooted in some Western and nonwestern theories of international relations. So the question is how can Saudi Arabia's threats against Iran be analyzed based on strategic security model? the hypothesis of research is that strategic security model can examine the role of the international political system in analyzing Saudi threats against Iran with regard to the specific characteristics of the political and social environment of the two countries and suggests strategies to reduce them. Accordingly, the strategic security model assesses Saudi Arabia's lasting threats to Iran in four areas: regional, economic, cyber and cultural. This model analyzes the Neo-conservative system