The Zionist Regime’s New Strategic Challenges Beyond Iran and Yemen.
The Zionist regime is going through tense and unprecedented conditions as of the beginning of 2025 and, unlike previous years, is forced to deal with a wide range of domestic, regional and international challenges.
Although the Zionist regime has a strong economy and advanced technological industries, it has also suffered from a chaotic security situation in the past, but after Operation Storm Al-Aqsa, these conditions became more complicated. Operation Storm Al-Aqsa brought unprecedented defeats to the Zionist regime and put Tel Aviv from an offensive position to a defensive position.
During the years before the start of Operation Storm Al-Aqsa, the Zionist regime’s political and strategic experts and elites had outlined their long-term internal security strategy based on a future vision and different goals, and they had three main approaches for this vision. The most important recommendations of the experts in this regard were to strengthen strategic cooperation between the Zionist regime and the United States, as the regime’s biggest supporter, regardless of the ruling party or the nature of the country’s president.
On the other hand, Tel Aviv has always tried to strengthen its relations with some important governments in the region and expand the areas of cooperation with them. Among these countries were governments that, like Egypt, had signed an agreement to normalize relations with the Zionist regime or were on the verge of normalization, like Saudi Arabia.
Experts also emphasized the importance of creating air defense systems to counter the potential threat from Iran.