نشریه محیط شناسی راهبردی جمهوری اسلامی ایران
سال ششم شماره 2 (پیاپی 19، تابستان 1401)

The Zionist regime can be considered the most secure political entity among international political entities. Despite the great concern for security and defense issues, the Zionist regime lacks an official national security strategy or defense doctrine, which itself stems from the structural weaknesses of this regime. However, by examining the writings, documents and statements of the leaders of the Zionist regime and by examining the strategies that the Zionists have used since the migration to Palestine until now, it is possible to achieve some of the general goals and principles of the national security of the Zionist regime. In this framework, the present article seeks to understand the principles of the national security of the Zionist regime in order to examine the change and continuity of the national security of the Zionist regime over time. The results of the research show that the national security principles of the Zionist regime have continued in some principles after more than seventy years of the occupation of Jerusalem, and in some cases with the change of the strategic conditions of this regime and with the emergence of new issues in the field of militarism and The threats have changed, which has also affected the military and security doctrine of the Zionist regime. The research method in this article is analytical-descriptive and the data collection method is library and internet.

After the Islamic revolution, Iran has acted as an active actor in the Middle East region by supporting the axis of resistance. This article examines the Iran’s historical and strategic ties to the West Asian region. In recent years, the Islamic Republic of Iran by supporting the axis of resistance has taken a multifaceted, diverse and pragmatic orientation in the West Asian region. While Iran’s strategy has, for the time being, strengthened its influence in the west Asia, this paper observes that it has simultaneously resulted in the creation of anti-Iran regional alliance that could ultimately undermine its regional position. The question is, what has strengthened Iran's influence and the axis of resistance in the West Asian region? The authors argue that Iran, using historical ties and arousing national anti-imperialist sentiments among the nations of the region and shaping common security goals and linking them to the stability and survival of political systems, has been able to develop its regional influence strategy.

Russia has been seriously seeking to improve relations with the Arab Gulf states since Putin's second term. And of course, this effort has been accompanied by the relative success of the Gulf states. Therefore, this research seeks to answer the question: Why is Russia, first of all its main attention to issues of the near and extend of NATO, and secondly, a country is mainly a renter, has been struggling to strengthen relations with countries that have come from countries Are they completely rentiers who have traditionally been the main US allies in the Persian Gulf, and have they also accepted this improvement? In this regard, using the soft power balance theory, it is said that Russia views the Persian Gulf as one of the best areas for establishing a soft international balance against the United States and seeks to align its small allies with hegemony. To raise the level of American unilateralism in the world. Similarly, after the events of the US invasion of Iraq, the policy of promoting democracy, the lack of serious US support for Mubarak, and the implementation of the document, the countries of the region have tried to partly become independent of the United States and create a soft balance of power in the region against the United States. The writing method is an explanatory-analytical form and is collected using library resources and information.

Based on "Innovative Comprehensive Partnership”, the People's Republic of China and Israel have developed bilateral relations over the last decade. In order to examine various aspects of this issue, the present article answers the question that what are the most important opportunities and challenges affecting the China-Israel Innovation Comprehensive Partnership?

The present research is a fundamental research and the type of research is also qualitative. The data collection tool is the field and library method. In this regard, theoretical and conceptual foundations are written by studying records, statistics, data and previous researches, and then using a researcher-made questionnaire tool (distribution of 50 questionnaires among experts) based on the five-point Likert scale, the degree of influence of opportunities and challenges is evaluated on Innovation Comprehensive Partnership. Finally, the most important factors could be identified.

The findings showed that there is a significant relationship between the opportunities and challenges of China and Israel and the Innovation Comprehensive Partnership.

The results of the research showed that the Innovation Comprehensive Partnership based on the opportunities of China (acquiring advanced military technology, strategic hedging to regulate interactions with West Asia, development needs and overcoming America's limitations in the field of technology in the world) and Israel (possibility of cooperation overflow, maintaining a minimum level of relations with China and influence on China's position towards Iran and Palestine).At the same time, the partnership is affected by the challenges of the two actors at the extra-regional level (American pressures), regional (China's interactions with the countries of the West Asian region) and national level (Israel's domestic sensitivity).

In the battlefield, the main tool of battlefield visualization is a fast system with information bank.A system with several gigabytes of information, including geographic information, information related to the location of forces and equipment on both sides, terrain and weather conditions, and other information can support all the processes before and during the operation.The following article aims to provide a model of information system integration in the framework of the geographic information system in order to strengthen the combat power of the forces operating in the battle scene.The type of research is applied in terms of its purpose and the implementation method is descriptive-contextual. The statistical population includes 348 experts in the information field of the studied organization. The statistical sample is a non-probability random method and includes 126 experts. In order to collect information, library and field methods have been used. The validity of the research has been confirmed based on the approval of the experts, and Kezenbach's alpha method has been used to evaluate the reliability of the research. The research results showed that the existence of an integrated information system will play an effective role in identifying peripheral threats.

The strategic confrontation between the Zionist regime and the Islamic Republic of Iran in the form of different approaches and theories of international relations and specifically mainstream theories has been investigated and studied by researchers of West Asian studies. In this article, the author seeks to present a different research approach to the study of that strategic competition, and further, by proposing a different theoretical model seeks a more detailed explanation of the content and genealogy of the control system of the Zionist regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran and the axis of resistance. The question of the upcoming research is, what was the regional control strategy of the Islamic Republic of Iran by the Zionist regime and And what components does it have? In response to the above question, the following hypothesis is proposed: the control system of the Zionist regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran has become a networked and smart one, and it consists of five sub-networks: intraterritorial access sub-network, espionage sub-network in border neighbors, sub-network of regional allies, Sub-network of extra-regional powers and limited use of military power is formed. The research method of this article is descriptive-explanatory and the data collection method is documentary.