Is Iran the Biggest Enemy of Israel
Sam Ghandchi
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آیا ایران بزرگترین دشمن اسراییل است

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Postscript: Also, less than 3 months ago, I wrote a parody about the purchase of land by Iran from Israel. In fact, if I were Israel, I would buy land from all the neighboring countries instead of waging war with them, but this issue has nothing to do with me and my article was just a joke regarding the disputes between Iran and Israel, when Iran and Iranians in this dispute, as the Persian expression says, are neither the top of the onion nor the bottom:)) SG

 
No Iran is not the biggest enemy of Israel although soon after the Iran's 1979 Revolution, Ayatollah Khomeini together with Hojatoleslam Mehdi Karroubi started the Guds Day in Tehran which was the beginning of a major animosity between the Israeli Jewish State and Islamic Regime of Iran. As far as countries being major enemies, it is not really just because of the regimes they have at any particular time. For example .. Russia was a major enemy of Iran for centuries during Tsarist Russia and it still was the same, even though first Lenin begining with the Communist Rule in Russia, and later to this day, now during Putin, Russian regime has tried to be on close relations with the current Regime in Iran. Frankly as I have noted before, Islamic Regime of Iran soon after its early days, has not persued export of Islamic Revolution for a long time, and the real enemy of Israel all these years to this day have been the Arabs in the region who view Israel as a force that has usurped their land although the lands the Jews purchased in Ottoman Empire have been developed very well by the Jewish people and Israel is a democratic country as I have written before while the Arab countries that are mostly different pieces of former Ottoman Empire which was centered in the current Turkey are still not as advanced in their states and democratic institutions. The leaders of these Arab countries mostly and basically like to keep good relations with Israel and the West. Actually the leaders of oil-rich Arab countries were very smart from day one and just benefitted a percentage from the profits that the Western Oil companies made in those countries without interfering much with how the Western countries directed their work contrary to nationalization movement of oil in Iran by Mossadegh and the subsequent attempts for Iran rights on oil by the Shah in early 1970's. Overall the policies of Arab states with the exception of Egypt, Libya, Iraq and Syria, were generally more acceptable by the West and maybe Turkey the former center of Ottoman Empire can be viewed similarly! Just my $.05 and wishing all the best.

Hoping for a democratic and secular futurist republic in Iran,

Sam Ghandchi
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October 30, 2024

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