The normalization of Saudi relations with the Zionist regime and its impact on Iran's national security

National security has long been important in the political structure of all countries. Especially in the case of the Islamic Republic of Iran, this issue is more tangible considering the sensitivities that it has in the regional and international geopolitical and geostrategic dimensions. In the meantime, the normalization of Saudi Arabia's relations with one of the first-class opponents of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the West Asian region can lead to security concerns. Saudi Arabia, which had secretly established relations with the Zionist regime in the past, is now seeking to establish relations openly and encourage other Arab countries to establish relations with this regime. This issue can affect the security of the West Asian region. This research, using library sources and using the analytical descriptive method, seeks to evaluate the effects of the normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and the Zionist regime on Iran's national security. and u