The security relations governing the relations between the United Arab Emirates and the Zionist regime with emphasize on theories of threat balance and balance of power

Security threats should be considered the main crisis in the West Asian region. This crisis has sometimes contributed to the formation and deepening of state security coalitions against threats. In the meantime, the United Arab Emirates and the Zionist regime in the post -Islamic Awakening process and promoting the Islamic Republic's position in the region, by sharing Iran's potential threats in particular and the Shiite Resistance Front in general, to a strategic coalition in the security fields. They did. Therefore, the current research seeks to answer the question of how "the security relations governing the UAE and the Zionist regime is an affirmation that the Islamic Republic of Iran is considered a common threat to the security and survival of the Zionist and UAE regime. For this reason, this has become a major basis for the formation of UAE security relations and Zionist leaders. The findings of the study indicate that the Zionist regime, emphasizing identity conflict, considers the Islamic Republic of Iran the biggest threat to its survival. The UAE also emphasizes the conflict of interest and limited role -playing, a sense of inferiority towards the Islamic Republic of Iran.