The normalization of political relations between the Zionist regime and Bahrain and its effect on the military security of Iran

America's support for the recent actions of the Zionist regime in the Persian Gulf region, in alliance with regional actors and to create a regional agreement, led to the signing of the Abraham Memorandum, which aims to normalize relations with the countries of the region, implement the Iranophobia project, de-security and deepen the cultural and ethnic gap between the countries. The region is being formed. Despite the great importance of the relations between the Zionist regime and Bahrain in the Persian Gulf region in regional equations, the researcher seeks to answer the question of what effect this normalization has on military security. A. Iran has? The variables of this research include the dimensions of establishing diplomatic relations, political agreements and regional actors. This is an applied research which was conducted with a descriptive method and a qualitative approach, and the analysis of the data obtained from 14 interview documents and the study of documents and documents was done during the content analysis process. The results of this research indicate that the formation of political relations between the Zionist regime and Bahrain has led to the denigration of other countries' relations with the Zionist regime and intensified convergence with the Arabs, legitimizing the rule of this regime, creating tension, Iranophobia, Iran's political isolation, confrontation with the axis of resistance in the region, and finally Reducing strategic depth c. A. Iran returns. In the end, based on the process of this research, suggestions are made in order to deal with this influence and maintain and improve military security c. A. Iran is provided.